First Nations Voice to Parliament

Australians will officially be able to vote on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament as a proposal is approved by the Senate for a referendum.

For Mudburra and Wagadagam woman, Natalie Ahmat, this year’s referendum on the Voice to Parliament will be one of the biggest events for Indigenous affairs in Australia.

“Living Black” host Karla Grant sits down to chat about First Nations representation, the future of journalism and the latest season.

The Liberal party will oppose a Voice to Parliament. If we don’t have bipartisanship, it’s even more important for allies to step up.

South Australia has become the first Australian state to legislate an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Crowds cheered the news on Sunday.

We are so far down this referendum road that not to reach the destination would have very wide fallout, writes Michelle Grattan.

There is a fair chance mostly progressive young people and younger generations may be driving the “yes” vote in the Voice referendum

The Uluru Statement has released its first advertisement encouraging Australians to talk about an Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney has urged new Liberal leader Peter Dutton to be on the “right side of history”.

As we approach January 26, the path to friendship offered by the Uluru Statement provides a roadmap for Australia, writes Megan Davis.

On the 3rd anniversary of the Uluru Statement from the Heart, Professor Megan Davis says that the coronavirus pandemic highlights the need for a First Nations Voice to Parliament.