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Yes campaign gears-up as referendum on giving countrys indigenous people a say in parliament looms

As experts argue the blocked move would have significantly lowered airfares and bolstered tourism; Qantas' influence over the decision remains under scrutiny.

'We just need to do better.'

To mend ties with Beijing, Canberra must regain its strategic autonomy and shift away from the US policy of China containment.

It is notoriously difficult for referendums to succeed in Australia – but there are lessons from those that have gone before about how to improve their chances.

While attendees were undoubtedly motivated by concern over the dire conditions facing indigenous people, the rallies had an essentially right-wing, nationalist and pro-government character.

Energy Minister Chris Bowen has released new analysis which shows replacing coal fired plants with nuclear could cost the country $387 billion.

We're told not to call racist No supporters racist, for fear of upsetting them — as if that'll help win the Voice to Parliament referendum.

Senior party source says the leading no campaigner ‘made it very difficult for himself’ in race to succeed retiring NSW senator Marise Payne

Later this year, Australians will take part in a referendum where they will be asked to vote YES or NO in answer to the question: Do you support a change to the constitution to recognise the first peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice? But what exactly is the Voice, and what are the arguments for and against it?