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After the Voice to parliament, Tom Calma sees hope for the next generation of Indigenous leaders - Vimarsana News

After the Voice to parliament, Tom Calma sees hope for the next generation of Indigenous leaders

The outgoing Senior Australian of the Year knows the Voice defeat shocked many advocates, but he remains committed to truth-telling and treaty-making.

'No future in this rhetoric': Voice advocate Greg Craven repudiates indigenous leaders' letter attacking No vote as 'appalling and mean-spirited' - Vimarsana News

'No future in this rhetoric': Voice advocate Greg Craven repudiates indigenous leaders' letter attacking No vote as 'appalling and mean-spirited'

A longtime supporter of the Voice to Parliament has repudiated a letter from pro-Voice Indigenous leaders that slammed the referendum outcome.

The Voice referendum: The winners and losers of extraordinary campaign that divided Australia - Vimarsana News

The Voice referendum: The winners and losers of extraordinary campaign that divided Australia

In the end, Australia has landed on a No vote - but the nation is divided after months of bitter debate from both camps.

Jack Waterford | A public service beholden to stakeholders and ignorant of citizens | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Jack Waterford | A public service beholden to stakeholders and ignorant of citizens | The Canberra Times

A little history lesson: It was ordinary citizens and communities who drove our nation's best progress, not stakeholders.

Jack Waterford | A public service beholden to stakeholders and ignorant of citizens | The Canberra Times - Vimarsana News

Jack Waterford | A public service beholden to stakeholders and ignorant of citizens | The Canberra Times

A little history lesson: It was ordinary citizens and communities who drove our nation's best progress, not stakeholders.