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On Saturday, the prime minister unveils his plans for a referendum for an Indigenous Voice to parliament. The stakes could not be higher.

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Australia is a changed nation since it rejected a republic in the 1999 referendum. The Coalition is divided over the Indigenous Voice to parliament, but opposing it would not be without electoral risks.

Religion should not be used as a cloak for not accepting same-sex relationships.

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We should not be alarmed about this emerging virus, but we also can’t be complacent.

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As the campaign for the Voice to parliament takes flight, Victoria is making progress towards truth-telling in the Yoorrook Justice Commission.

Treasurer Jim Chalmers pushed economic issues to the front of the government’s agenda this week. And there is more to add.

Tom Alderton has been exposed to COVID-19 but never tested positive. Was he sick and asymptomatic or could he hold the key to our most modern scientific puzzle?

The prime minister will on Saturday make his pitch for Australia to have an Indigenous Voice to parliament, meaning the nation is on the path towards its first referendum since 1999.

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It was only three years ago that self-styled wellness gurus Emma Gibson and her partner Robert Bates were welcomed into the fold of Australia’s super-rich with open arms.

Jamarra Ugle-Hagan says the fun went out of football last season but the way the Western Bulldogs have handled their prized No.1 pick has set his career in the right direction.

Anh Do is busy: he’s got about 50 books to write and an entire universe to create, using Wolf Girl and many of his children’s book characters.

A Machiavellian plan to stop women joining the elite all-male club has led to broken friendships, high-profile resignations and divisions that have rippled across legal, business and political circles.

“Growth in independent school fees has outstripped general inflation over the past few years,” said David Gonksi, who led a review into NSW’s Jewish schools.

Inspired by a successful case in Europe, Paul Kabai and Pabai Pabai are taking the Australian government to court in a bid to force urgent climate action.

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Derrick Lewis is one of MMA’s most beloved heavyweights for a reason. Check out eight years of memorable moments on the mic from “The Black Beast,” the UFC’s all-time knockout king.

Health insurers’ directories often have errors and outdated information despite state and federal regulations that require insurers to take steps to make them more accurate.

WHEN Sadie Frost’s fashion label FrostFrench went bust in 2009, it had debts of £4million.