If the No wins,the world will think we’re racist anyway

If the No wins,the world will think we’re racist anyway

It will also open Australia up to charges of hypocrisy when its government complains of China’s discrimination against Uyghurs.

  • byGeoffrey Robertson

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‘Dangerous’:Nationals leader rebuked over Indigenous deal comments

‘Dangerous’:Nationals leader rebuked over Indigenous deal comments

Peter Walsh,who is also the opposition spokesman on Aboriginal affairs,has criticised the state’s decade-old traditional owner agreements – but native title experts say he is simply wrong.

  • byJack Latimore andKieran Rooney
Six graphs that reveal Closing the Gap outcomes since Rudd apology
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Six graphs that reveal Closing the Gap outcomes since Rudd apology

Former prime minister Kevin Rudd committed to closing the gap for Indigenous Australians. What progress has been made since?

  • byCaitlin Fitzsimmons
The blueprint to end Victoria’s ‘pipeline’ of Aboriginal kids into the justice system

The blueprint to end Victoria’s ‘pipeline’ of Aboriginal kids into the justice system

“Now is the time for action,” said the chair of the Yoorrook Justice Commission,which in its first report has put the Victorian government on notice by calling for urgent reforms and urging Premier Daniel Andrews to keep his promises.

  • byJack Latimore andKieran Rooney
The 1965 Freedom Ride remembered
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The 1965 Freedom Ride remembered

In 1965,Sydney students toured regional NSW on a bus to highlight racial injustices against Indigenous Australians.

We’ve been tuning this Voice for 50 years. Don’t silence it now

We’ve been tuning this Voice for 50 years. Don’t silence it now

The Uluru Statement from the Heart’s call for an Indigenous Voice to parliament is modest and unsurprising. It has precedents dating back more than half a century.

  • byHenry Reynolds
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AFL legend Michael Long laces boots again – for a 650km walk for the Voice

AFL legend Michael Long laces boots again – for a 650km walk for the Voice

The former footballer has embarked on a Long walk to Canberra to raise awareness for an Indigenous Voice to parliament.

  • byJack Latimore
Voice referendum date to be announced in SA next week

Voice referendum date to be announced in SA next week

The referendum date is expected to be October 14,as this masthead first revealed in February,and Albanese’s launch will mark the start of the formal campaign period of about six weeks.

  • byJames Massola
‘No such thing’ as a progressive No vote on Voice,warns Aboriginal community group

‘No such thing’ as a progressive No vote on Voice,warns Aboriginal community group

A senior figure at the Central Land Council,which represents 100 remote communities,has lashed advocates for a No vote from the left side of politics.

  • byJack Latimore
Bail reforms won’t mean ‘magistrate shopping’:Attorney-General

Bail reforms won’t mean ‘magistrate shopping’:Attorney-General

The Andrews government on Tuesday introduced its long-awaited bail bill to reform the state’s controversial laws.

  • byRachel Eddie
Bail reform timeline halved as new bill enters parliament

Bail reform timeline halved as new bill enters parliament

The Andrews government will on Tuesday table its long-awaited reforms to the state’s bail laws after a coroner said earlier this year that the current system breached human rights.

  • byRachel Eddie andAnnika Smethurst