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Australians go into the referendum divided – can the country emerge united, asks political commentator MICHELLE GRATTAN.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese sets date for referendum and the Yes and No campaigns are officially off and running.

Australians will vote in the Voice to Parliament referendum on 14 October. What are the key messages from both camps that are getting the most public attention in social media, ads and opinion polls?

Armies of 'yes' and 'no' campaigners are set to hit the streets in the lead-up to the Indigenous...

Australians will vote in a historic referendum on 14 October to decide whether to enact an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. If...

Armies of 'yes' and 'no' campaigners are set to hit the streets in the lead-up to the Indigenous...

Melbourne broadcaster Tom Elliott has lashed the decision to give federal politicians a substantial pay increase.

Federal politicians have won themselves a four per cent pay rise – the biggest in a decade awarded by the independent remuneration tribunal.

Annastacia Palaszczuk could early next year overtake Peter Beattie to become Queenslands longest serving Labor premier since World War II - all because of a party rule introduced in 2014.

Federal politicians are set to receive their largest salary increase in almost ten years of 4 per cent on Thursday, outpacing Australias wage price index which, over the past year, went up 3.6 per cent.