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A stoush at the ABC’s Southbank studios, cricket hit for six and a national anthem storm in Senate estimates all feature in this week’s Media Briefs.

Yet simultaneously, the elite privileging of packaged Indigenous culture has made it a target.

Leading Yes campaigner Thomas Mayo has vowed to keep fighting for the ‘unfinished business’ of Indigenous recognition after the defeat of the Voice to Parliament, and a wintry chill will sweep across southern NSW and Victoria, the SA coast and all Tasmania this week as Queensland and northern NSW swelter…

'Council had the audacity to vote to support something where our residents didn't.'

AFTER THE VOICE: National Day of Solidarity event at Civic Park

Indigenous campaigners who wanted Australia to create an advisory body representing its most disadvantaged ethnic minority say its rejection in a constitutional referendum was a “shameful act.”

The outcome was called "appalling and mean-spirited".

After the resentful dismissal of recognition by non-Indigenous Australia, no non-Indigenous person is in a position to lecture First Peoples about what they should have done differently.

Billionaire Australian Anthony Pratt is said to have paid former prime ministers Paul Keating and Tony Abbott $25,000 and $8,000 a month respectively for consulting, and then-Prince Charles $182,000 in 2021, and lobby group Advance Australia says Labor’s misinformation laws will be its next target after defeating the Voice.