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The No vote reduces the constitution to a legal fiction predicated on the lie that First Peoples were not dispossessed by invasion.

The Australian government has announced a $12.6 billion skills agreement to boost TAFE across the country, amid concern that skills shortages could impact the economy without drastic action. But the escalating crisis in the Middle East and recriminations from the failed voice referendum continue to dominate with Parliament back in session.

Allegra Spender said she had spoken with fellow teal MPs Kylea Tink and Sophie Scamps on their stance on Hamas’ terror attacks.

Ignorance really is bliss, Crikey readers say, as they lament the No vote for an Indigenous Voice being enshrined in our constitution.

Opposition leader says symbolic recognition in constitution is still Coalition policy but it will be ‘some time’ before a new referendum

An Indigenous woman has thanked Australians for voting No to the Voice to Parliament referendum, which was resoundingly defeated over the weekend.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has insisted he is "committed" to recognising Indigenous Australians, after earlier appearing to walk back on a promised referendum.

Anthony Albanese has given advice about reconnecting with voters.

Some will be emboldened, others disheartened by the referendum's results. Where to now for the campaigns, and Indigenous justice?

If Scott Morrison was still prime minister, the detained Chinese-Australia journalist would not be back home in Melbourne.