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Corporate giants such as Qantas, Wesfarmers, Rio Tinto and BHP have poured millions into the Yes campaign but are now facing pressure from the peak shareholders’ body.

The new campaign sees business luminaries throw their support behind the proposed constitutional amendment.

460 Australian directors from organisations large and small have joined together in a ‘Directors for the Voice’ campaign via The Monkeys, part of Accenture Song, as they stand with the majority of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples to support the Voice ahead of the 2023 referendum later t

The former foreign minister and high-profile Liberal says Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders should be given their rightful place in the Constitution.

CEOs across the country will be disappointed to hear why the government blocked Qatar’s request for extra flights, says Jayne Hrdlicka; Ming Long has received a wave of interest from business leaders wanting to advocate for the Voice. Follow updates here.

EY stands by its $2.6 billion costing estimation for the 2026 Commonwealth Games in Victoria; Former Productivity Commission chairman Michael Brennan joins the e61 Institute as its new CEO. Follow updates here.

Nicola Forrest has been moving out of the shadow of her larger-than-life husband for longer and stronger than many people realise.

Business and economic case for the Voice; race powers in the Menzies era; Joe Aston’s views on Jacinta Price and Rowan Dean; NDIS and private equity; green opportunities; Geoff Raby’s CV.

Which ASX 200 share has been the most heavily traded on the share market today? Pilbara Minerals Ltd (ASX: PLS) would be a fine guess...

My ancestors, who came from India via Fiji, have been given more of a fair go in Australia than Indigenous people