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The bill still needs to be dealt with by the Senate, which is likely next month, before the federal government sets a date for the poll later this year. 

The proposal to recognise Indigenous Australians by a Constitutional Voice to Parliament could be in trouble.

Australian voices rally to bring Julian Assange home. Dr John Jiggens highlights the growing pressure and heartfelt plea for his freedom.

More aged care workers are required, but there are questions over the new Aged Care Labour Agreement, writes Dr Abul Rizvi. 

The ABC and NewsCorp are locked in a co-dependent abusive relationship. As Dr Martin Hirst writes, part of the problem is the revolving door between their respective newsrooms. 

In addition to harming the climate, fossil fuel corporations such as Woodside are leaving abandoned machinery in our oceans, reports Greenpeace Australia Pacific CEO David Ritter. 

The economic impact of the COVID pandemic varied greatly worldwide, yielding valuable lessons, as Alan Austin reports.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has intensified his language against the Voice to Parliament, suggesting the proposed body would "re-racialise" Australia. Is his leadership, and hopes to win the next election, dependant on the referendum failing? And this week India's Prime Minister Narendra Modi visited Australia and received rockstar welcome. But did his visit really boost bilateral relations? Legendary journalist and political commentator, Niki Savva joins Patricia Karvelas a...

Recent testimony by John Margerison, former business partner of Stuart Robert, lends weight to questions about Roberts financial interests while in the Morrison Government.

Stella Assanges powerful address at the National Press Club implored Australians to help reunite her husband, political prisoner Julian Assange, with family before it was too late.