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Critics of 'executive government' clause in Voice proposal should now support the Yes campaign, argues Father Frank Brennan - Vimarsana News

Critics of 'executive government' clause in Voice proposal should now support the Yes campaign, argues Father Frank Brennan

Father Frank Brennan has long been a voice of reason in the voice debate.

Bayside to hold community forum on A Voice to Parliament - Vimarsana News

Bayside to hold community forum on A Voice to Parliament

At the forum, residents will be able to hear first-hand from leading First Nation advocates Thoms Mayorf (Mayo)...

Chris Kenny says Labor can't pass Voice to Parliament 'on the vibe', accuses Labor of insulting public with lack of detail - Vimarsana News

Chris Kenny says Labor can't pass Voice to Parliament 'on the vibe', accuses Labor of insulting public with lack of detail

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is again under fire over the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament, with a prominent proponent of the body saying the lack of detail is an insult to the public.

How the election could affect the future of a First Nations Voice to Parliament - Vimarsana News

How the election could affect the future of a First Nations Voice to Parliament

The result of the federal election will be key for a voice to parliament protected by the Constitution as called for by the Uluru Statement from the Heart, and for Indigenous affairs more broadly.

62% of Aussies call for Indigenous voice to parliament - Vimarsana News

62% of Aussies call for Indigenous voice to parliament

Establishing an Indigenous voice to parliament is favoured by 62 per cent of Australians according to a regularly conducted survey led by CQUniversity. Founded in 2008, The Australian Constitutional Values Survey, measured public attitudes towards establishing an Indigenous Voice to parliament in 2021. Lead researcher, CQUniversity's Dr Jacob Deem, said the survey results indicated substantial support for a First Nations Voice to parliament, with only 12.4 per cent against the idea. He said the May 2017 Uluru Statement was expressed as an invitation to walk with First Nations peoples on a...