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Anthony Albanese and Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather trade fierce barbs in heated parliamentary moment - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese and Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather trade fierce barbs in heated parliamentary moment

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Greens MP Max Chandler-Mather have accused each other of misrepresentation during a heated post-Question Time stoush over social housing.

Aboriginal Voice to Parliament support 'steady' despite poll showing No campaign winning - Vimarsana News

Aboriginal Voice to Parliament support 'steady' despite poll showing No campaign winning

Australians in favour of an Indigenous Voice to Parliament are in the minority after a poll of more than 1,600 Aussies revealed just over half will vote 'No'.

Voice referendum poll shows less than half of Australia is planning to vote 'Yes' - Vimarsana News

Voice referendum poll shows less than half of Australia is planning to vote 'Yes'

A new poll has revealed that less than half of the country is planning vote 'Yes' for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

Government proposes censorship regime for blogs - Vimarsana News

Government proposes censorship regime for blogs

Jonathan Ayling of the Free speech Union writes: The Department of Internal Affairs’ public consultation documentproposes a new law establishing a “regulator” to oversee the modern content landscape. The Classifications Act will be gone, along with the Broadcasting Standards Authority and other industry groups. While Parliament would establish the regulator, outlining its remit, it would be

How the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum could get through - Vimarsana News

How the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum could get through

Cabinet minister Don Farrell told the National Press Club voters aged over 55 tended to oppose the voice, while another group overwhelmingly backed it.