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Anthony Albanese casts doubt on treaty commitment - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese casts doubt on treaty commitment

Anthony Albanese challenged Opposition Leader Peter Dutton to attend the Garma festival as he gave equivocal responses when repeatedly asked if his government supported a treaty.

Source: smh.com.au
Indigenous Voice to parliament: South Australia loses its Voice for six months to avoid confusion - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Voice to parliament: South Australia loses its Voice for six months to avoid confusion

SA has delayed by six months the introduction of its own Voice to parliament after initially arguing it would help generate momentum for the national Yes case

Source: afr.com
Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum in next financial year: Anthony Albanese - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum in next financial year: Anthony Albanese

The prime minister has told Indigenous leaders there is enough time to win Australians’ support for the Voice referendum if it is held within the next 22 months.

Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum in next financial year, says Albanese: 'not a day to waste' - Vimarsana News

Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum in next financial year, says Albanese: 'not a day to waste'

The prime minister has told Indigenous leaders there is enough time to win Australians’ support for the Voice referendum if it is held within the next 22 months.

Source: smh.com.au
As we thrash out the Voice, we've lost Archie Roach, one of the most eloquent voices of all - Vimarsana News

As we thrash out the Voice, we've lost Archie Roach, one of the most eloquent voices of all

The First Nations singer-songwriter blazed a trail 30 years ago by confronting the past.