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Request for Australians to reflect on ‘the role of racism and prejudice’ in the referendum result

South Australia is set to introduce a state-based Indigenous Voice while Victoria ish pushing for a treaty with First Nations people despite the defeat of the referendum.

Volunteer hopeful for reconciliation following referendum.

The country has overwhelmingly voted No to a proposal aimed at elevating First Nations voices.

As Australia wakes up to a No vote in every single state, as well as the Northern Territory, attention has now turned to the future and the question, what comes next for Indigenous Australia?

After a bitterly fought campaign, Australians have voted against an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice to Parliament by a clear majority.

The lightning rod for much of the campaign’s controversy, Price is being hailed by Nationals as a potential party leader.

Saturday's thumping rejection of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has raised questions about Labor's willingness to pursue referendums in the future.

Despite the defeat of the Voice, Australian companies and their business leaders have been urged to stay the course on Indigenous reconciliation.

Nigel Browne woke up on Sunday questioning his place in Australia - a painfully ironic fate for one of its First Peoples. The day before, Australians rejected a referendum on whether to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in the nation's 122-year-old constitution, and give them greater political say. There was no expectation the "Voice to Parliament" - an advisory body made up of Indigenous people - would be a miracle cure for the problems they face.