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First Nations people from both sides have called for unity.

All six states voted no to a proposal to change the constitution to recognize Indigenous citizens and create an advisory body to the government.

Mr Mayo, who is a signatory to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, said he is devastated at the result but does not blame voters, but rather politicians.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has declared the Prime Minister “owes the Australian public an apology” over his insistence on holding a referendum on the Voice to Parliament.

Australia did not vote in favour for a change in the constitution which would have recognised the rights of Australia’s indigenous peoples.

First Nations people from both sides have called for unity.

Moving on will be Anthony Albanese's toughest test.

Australian voters on Saturday rejected the Voice to Parliament referendum, which would have paved the way for constitutional recognition of Aboriginal and other Indigenous Australians.

In the end, Australia has landed on a No vote - but the nation is divided after months of bitter debate from both camps.

Australian voters have had their say.