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#6 TOP IA STORY OF 2023: Indigenous arguments against the Voice did exist — but the media hid them - Vimarsana News

#6 TOP IA STORY OF 2023: Indigenous arguments against the Voice did exist — but the media hid them

The Indigenous Voice referendum of 2023 was a cause Independent Australia unashamedly supported and was dismayed – yet unsurprised – by its failure. That's despite this article by TT, IA's...

Feminist unionists march, discuss struggles for justice - Vimarsana News

Feminist unionists march, discuss struggles for justice

The annual Reclaim the Night rally was followed the next day by a conference discussing feminist campaigns organised by the Geelong Women Unionists Network. Jacqueline Kriz reports.

Feminist unionists march, discuss the struggles for change - Vimarsana News

Feminist unionists march, discuss the struggles for change

The annual Reclaim the Night rally was followed the next day by a conference discussing feminist campaigns organised by the Geelong Women Unionists Network. Jacqueline Kriz reports.

Voice referendum results: Rapper Briggs slams Melbourne Storm over part-owner Brett Ralph donation to No campagin - Vimarsana News

Voice referendum results: Rapper Briggs slams Melbourne Storm over part-owner Brett Ralph donation to No campagin

Rapper Adam Briggs was dismayed to learn that Brett Ralph, part-owner of Melbourne Storm, was pouring tens of thousands of dollars into the No campaign. Now, he wants public denunciation.

A losing voice: the fall of an indigenous referendum measure - On Line Opinion - Vimarsana News

A losing voice: the fall of an indigenous referendum measure - On Line Opinion

The referendum was bound to lose, with Yes campaigners failing to convince undecided voters even as they rejoiced in preaching to their own faithful.