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Labor’s failure to acknowledge the role of racism in the Voice campaign was both unwise and dangerous.

Country Liberal Party Senator Jacinta Nampijimpa Price says the Coalition will pursue its plan for an inquiry into the money spent on Indigenous Australians — despite it having little chance of success, and girls as young as 12 and 13 are being strip-searched by NSW police in what has been…

This suburb bucked the ACT trend. Residents explain why.

This vote should not have been held.

"We knew that the migrant community is 50 per cent of Australia, either born overseas or their parents have been born overseas. We deliberately target[ed] that group."

Research conducted in the final week of the campaign gauged what people were thinking when they took to the ballot box

‘Yes’ got almost none of the middle 30% of voters. They live in a post-Anglo country, with no sense of obligation to the past.

The arrival of hard answers in the form of Saturday’s voting results has done little to quell the dispute over Indigenous support for the Voice.

Far from maintaining the status quo, the No vote reduces the Australian constitution to a legal fiction predicated on the lie that First Peoples were not dispossessed by white invasion.

The political fallout will take a while to settle beyond the fact that the prime minister is diminished and Peter Dutton victorious. But will it matter at the next election?

Just over 60% of Australian voters decisively rejected enshrining an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution.