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The referendum sought to amend the constitution to acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Island people

While you’d hardly know it from what politicians and commentators have said during the fractious Voice debate – there is a structure in place that could be used in this post-referendum phase

All eyes are on how Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will respond to the defeat of the Voice referendum after three quarters of Labors House of Representative seats voted No.

The prime minister argued Opposition Leader Peter Dutton risked making himself irrelevant if he opposed the Voice. It was a fatal misjudgment.

Staff Writer Sarah Stancombe examines the defeat of Australia's referendum on "The Voice" , explaining the result and its potential consequences.

If anything, it proves how out-of-touch Dutton is with the votes he needs most.

Just over 60% of Australian voters decisively rejected enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution.

In all the talk of “misinformation”, we should not skip over the fact that we are talking specifically about racist misinformation.

If anything, it proves how out-of-touch Dutton is with the votes he needs most.

Australian Indigenous leaders are calling for a week of silence after a referendum to recognize Indigenous people in the constitution failed. Every state and mainland territory except the Australian Capital Territory rejected the measure to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, an advisory body, in the constitution. More than 60 percent of voters opposed the…