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Jacinta Allen elected as the 49th Premier of Victoria; Indigenous lawyer and land rights activist Noel Pearson says a Yes vote will 'unify' multicultural Australians; And in sport, the NRL's best men's and women's players to be crowned tonight at the Dally M Awards.

The prime minister argues an inquiry that looks at the pandemic responses of both levels of government would be too unwieldy.

Leaked encrypted messages Pezzullo sent to a Liberal Party powerbroker also reveal him undermining fellow departmental chiefs who warned against the move, while describing his fellow public servants as “useless”.

It has been another busy day for the Yes campaign, with prominent supporters and parliamentarians rallying and flyering across the country for a Yes vote. Following No Campaigner Warren Mundine's speech at the National Press Club on Tuesday, Wednesday was Yes campaigner Noel Pearson's turn to address journalists in Canberra.

The prominent No campaigns aren't connected to them - and some want nothing to do with them. What's going on with the unofficial No rallies?

Police say youth crime is rising, but they've got a plan.

"The three elements of the campaign were in the wrong order – it should have been hearts first, heads second... before the treaty, of which the Voice is part," writes ROBERT MACKLIN.

The Civil Liberties Council affirmed its role of helping anyone who challenges the rich and powerful would continue at its 60th birthday. Rachel Evans reports.

Philippine Canadian Inquirer View from The Hill: ‘Player’ Mike Pezzullo undone by power play News

There are two ways to view the video of the entertainer's attempted indoctrination by two Yes campaigners. The first is that neither knows anything whatsoever about Australia's founding. The other and less charitable impression is that a pair of dissemblers thought they were dealing with a dill who would swallow any and all bunkum. As it happens, Kamahl proved the smartest and far more honest of the trio