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A single mother who started a private sex offender registry has called on the Albanese government to introduce a public registry to help Aussies feel more secure.

For five years the Department of Home Affairs was doing business with a man who was under investigation by the federal police for corruption. Why? Well, we’re still not really sure.

Murdoch media is to face scrutiny as Australians for a Murdoch Royal Commission (AFMRC) works with leading researchers to monitor its Voice Referendum coverage.

Tickets to the four-day Indigenous Garma Festival attended by PM Anthony Albanese are now as much as $1,650 for students and $5,000 for a corporate attendee.

Albanese took a swing at the Federal Opposition's No stance, saying their push to legislate a Voice "underminds every other argument they make".

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese delivered his highly anticipated keynote speech at the annual Garma festival, but significantly avoided any mention of a

The move to ditch the laws was welcomed by the Yes campaign and Voice advocates at the Garma Festival, as the move takes ammunition away from the No camp.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered his Garma Festival speech, saying there's no turning back from the Voice to Parliament referendum as he attacked the Opposition's stance on the proposal.

Cape York leader Noel Pearson has pitched the Voice to parliament referendum as the “last best chance” to recognise Indigenous Australians.

Anthony Albanese has delivered his major speech to the Garma festival in the Northern Territory but refused mention of a treaty, as he continues to distance himself from the concept.