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Professor Marcia Langton holds the Foundation Chair of Australian Indigenous Studies at the University of Melbourne, and was co-author (with Professor Tom Calma) of the Indigenous Voice Co-design Process report to the Morrison government. She has been a fighter for rights and progress for Indigenous Australians for decades, and she’s…

The Liberal split over the Voice appears to have widened further, with a senior MP saying he will refuse to campaign for the no case.

Campaigns for the Voice to Parliament are targeting voters in capital cities who are under 45 with a post-secondary education, while those against are trying to reach WA, SA and QLD voters over 30.

The media’s future depends on pivoting to a newer, younger, more diverse, better educated audience. And that means it can no longer remain ambivalent about the Voice.

Violence in NSW state schools has surged by 50% in the past decade, and celebrated Australian painter John Olsen has died aged 95.

Community leaders in remote parts of the NT and WA say they are unclear on what the Voice to Parliament is and want face-to-face meetings with federal government representatives ahead of the upcoming referendum.

Letters: 'I believe now is the time to open Bathers Way again until construction resumes.'

One of the most prominent Indigenous figures in recent Liberal politics says the Voice to Parliament will be hamstrung if it cannot directly advise ministers, saying his former colleagues should have "no reason to be afraid" of the proposal.

The decision by Peter Dutton to actively front and campaign against The Voice has been a major problem from the outset.

The decision of Julian Leeser, who has resigned from the opposition frontbench to campaign for a yes vote on the Voice to parliament, is both principled and pragmatic.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton denies the resignation of his spokesman on the Indigenous Voice is a sign of wider Liberal dissatisfaction.