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'Yes' campaign for Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum officially launches in Adelaide - Vimarsana News

'Yes' campaign for Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum officially launches in Adelaide

The grassroots campaign was launched at the Tandanya National Aboriginal Cultural Institute in Adelaide, ah...

Voice: 'If not now, when?' PM declared in front of strong multicultural crowd in Sydney's Inner West - Vimarsana News

Voice: 'If not now, when?' PM declared in front of strong multicultural crowd in Sydney's Inner West

The "week of action" for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament kicked off in the ethnically diverse hub of Sydney's Inner West

Thales, Pell, and Killer Robots: February Council meeting recap - Vimarsana News

Thales, Pell, and Killer Robots: February Council meeting recap

CW: Honi wishes to advise its readers that this article contains discussions of Nazism, sexual abuse, and the post-colonial oppression of First Nations people.

Voice to Parliament: A look back at Australia's trial of political failure - Vimarsana News

Voice to Parliament: A look back at Australia's trial of political failure

The Voice to Parliament is not a new idea. It’s been tried three times in the past 50 years, but without constitutional status, it could always be “wiped away at the stroke of the pen” by the government of the day.

Voice to Parliament: A look back at Australia's trial of political failure - Vimarsana News

Voice to Parliament: A look back at Australia's trial of political failure

The Voice to Parliament is not a new idea. It’s been tried three times in the past 50 years, but without constitutional status, it could always be “wiped away at the stroke of the pen” by the government of the day.