Referendum
An Aboriginal family who lodged a Federal Court racial discrimination claim against the Australian Electoral Commission in July, alleging they were subjected to racist treatment on the day of the 2023...
Two years on from the vote on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament and constitutional recognition of First Peoples, Voice campaigners say they will not walk away from efforts to realise what it set out...
Almost fifty years ago, on a spring morning in 1975, the Australian experiment in democracy came undone. On the steps of Parliament House, Australia's 21st Prime MinisterâEdward Gough Whitlam&md...
Since 2021, Chile has celebrated the diversity of its nation through the commemoration of National Indigenous Peoples' Day. Held on June 20 this year, the date depends on winter solstice in the Southe...
New data from Reconciliation Australia shows strong public support for reconciliation and truth-telling, but also a rise in Indigenous people reporting experiences of racism.
Coalition leader Peter Dutton has seemingly backtracked on his own proposal for a referendum recognising First Nations people in the constitution, as well as ones for four-year parliamentary terms and...
The Voice referendum saw First Nations people experience increasingly open and hostile levels of racismâmuch of it in the media and online, a report has found.
A full audit into spending on Indigenous programs and a royal commission into sexual abuse in Indigenous communities would be enacted by a new coalition government, opposition leader Peter Dutton says...
We are on the verge of a new global political order, and it is bad for Australian society, and our economy. President-elect Donald Trump and Elon Musk have told the world about their policy mandate fo...
The failure of the 2023 referendum that sought to enshrine an Indigenous voice to parliament in the constitution has been pinned down to disinformation, racism and political bad behaviour, two promine...
Former Northern Territory attorney general Chansey Paech says many Indigenous Territorians felt disenfranchised going into the recent NT election.
Indigenous affairs in Australia are at its lowest ebb in modern history, one of the leaders of the Uluášu Dialogue says on the one-year anniversary of the defeated Voice to parliament referendum.
ReconciliationWA is inviting the community to come together to share and reflect one year on from the Voice Referendum. The organisation said this week that the past year has been one of change, refra...