The Canberra Times
Huge support for Indigenous voice despite lost vote
A survey shows most 'no' voters believe Indigenous people deserve a say on key decisions. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Alex Mitchell
What turned voters away from saying 'yes' to Voice
New research has shed light on what led to the Voice to Parliament's demise. Picture by Adam McLean
Constitutional recognition still has support, research shows.
Jasper Morse
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Voice to Parliament
'Where can I vote?': All your Voice referendum questions answered
More than 6 million Aussies will vote in their first referendum.
Anna McGuinness
Voting in the 2023 referendum can be done in-person at polling place on October 14. Picture by AEC
Opinion
The govt, APS and the media are hilariously out of touch with Australia
Seriously disconnected, they all need to reassess.
Amanda Vanstone
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Picture by Gary Ramage
Voice to Parliament
The Yes case for a Voice to Parliament
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Campaign material by yes23.com.au
Voice to Parliament
The No case for a Voice to Parliament
Campaign material by fairaustralia.com.au
Here's some basic processes to help govt actually help close the gap
Opinion
Indigenous Australians Minister Linda Burney. Picture by Rodney Braithwaite
Bewailing the lack of progress hasn't made much difference.
Ian Ring
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Voters officially have final say on voice referendum
Kat Wong
The vote for an Indigenous voice to parliament was defeated in each state. (Joel Carrett/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion
The answers on closing the gap are right in front of the government
Yet we remain bogged down in recriminations and rancour.
Ian Ring
No comments
The government has enough information available to start turning the tide on health inequality. Picture by Christopher Chan
Reconciliation, healing 'hollowed out' in wake of referendum
Words are hollowed out: Stan Grant on Australian architecture. Picture by Gary Ramage
We can be gentle to country when building on it, Grant says.
Sally Pryor
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Voice result a 'judgment' on Indigenous people: Grant
Andrew Brown
Journalist Stan Grant says the voice 'no' vote was a "judgment on me and all the others like me". (Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS)
Opinion
As we try again for unity, thank you for voting 'yes', Canberra
We can be testament to the power of collective acknowledgement, listening and empathy.
Gregory Andrews
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The strongest reason I feel sorry for the "no" voters is because they missed out on the opportunity to be part of a remarkable moment in Australia's history. Picture supplied
The bragging confirmation bias of 'yes' voters
Opinion
The federal government has considerable power to influence state and territory governments and now is the time Anthony Albanese should use it. Picture by Gary Ramage
Why are 'yes' voters focusing on their 'educated' seats?
Amanda Vanstone
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Indigenous students 'facing racism' due to voice result
Alex Mitchell
There are reports Indigenous students are being targeted by racist bullying after the voice poll. (Dean Lewins/AAP PHOTOS)
Warning over Indigenous custody deaths after voice fail
Dominic Giannini and Tess Ikonomou
Australia's incarceration situation is a "serious emergency", senator Dorinda Cox says. (Lukas Coch/AAP PHOTOS)

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