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A 12-year-old was injured Tuesday after a car crashed into a home in southwest Houston.



Businesses backing social causes need to test the views of staff and customers and back up words with action, a survey has found.

Corporate Australia’s support for the Voice, including multi-million dollar donations from shareholder funds, jarred against the 61 per cent who voted against it.

Much of corporate Australia strongly backed the Voice. The result means they are reassessing how to address social issues as past of the ESG agenda.

Two of the No campaign’s leaders, Warren Mundine and Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, have sent letters warning they will file defamation lawsuits.

As AGM season kicks off, the BOSS index of the country’s most influential board members reveals the era of the all-dominating chairman may be coming to an end.

Wealthy areas of Sydney, Melbourne and Perth that have Australias most Teslas and a climate change-focused teal independent MP are turning against the Voice and are set to vote No.

The Opposition Leader said he had a long record of fighting to protect against violent extremism, including as a police officer and member of parliament.

In a forceful rebuttal of the No case, the Indigenous Australians minister will point to the Coalition’s Remote School Attendance Strategy as failed policy.

While some big names are saying Yes, many of Australia's top 300 companies have been cautious about stepping into the Voice fray.