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SYDNEY — Australia's parliament will on Monday (Oct 16) meet for the first time since the failure of a referendum on indigenous recognition that could weaken the authority of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has accused Labor of being "tricky" with the wording of the referendum question because it "knew there was support for recognition but not for the Voice". 

More Australians seek to make their way out of war-torn Israel; Opposition leader Peter Dutton plays down talks of second Indigenous referendum; Mary Fowler and Sam Kerr star for their clubs in the Women's English Super League.

Australia's parliament will on Monday meet for the first time since the failure of a referendum on Indigenous recognition that could weaken the authority of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. More than 60% of Australians voted "No" in the landmark referendum on Saturday that asked whether to alter the constitution to recognise the country's Indigenous peoples, and create an advisory body that would have advised parliament on matters concerning the community. Albanese staked s...

Research conducted in the final week of the campaign gauged what people were thinking when they took to the ballot box

'What will become of us?'

Yes campaigners have reacted with tears, blame and fury upon the resounding defeat of the Voice to Parliament referendum.

The firebrand Greens-turned-Independent senator arrived for the first day of sitting in a month wearing a Palastinian keffiyeh scarf

After the Voice defeat, Frank Bongiorno examines the what-ifs, messaging and historic difficulty of constitutional change.

Australians Vote No In Historic Referendum