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The Uluru Statement from the Heart called for Voice, treaty and truth. On October 14, Australians said “no” to the Voice to the Parliament, choosing not to enshrine an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander advisory body in the Constitution. Many Indigenous Australians are devastated, seeing the result as a dismissal…

The Assembly expressed tripartisan support for keeping the institute in the ACT.

More than 1300 staff have left in the past two years.

Exclusive: With children as young as 10 ‘regularly’ before the courts, NSW must consider raising the age of criminal responsibility, says broad group of child advocates

Exclusive: New figures show on average 10 people in mental health distress die each year during interactions with state police

The bush is changing, says National Farmers Federation outgoing president Fiona Simson, but the battle lines remain the same

Labor MP who quit the party room in August strenuously denies the assault allegation

A decades-old tradition of reciting a prayer before getting down to business has been scrapped by a Melbourne council over concerns it breaches human rights.

The Victorian Electoral Commission is urging political hopefuls to act quickly to be in the race for former premier Daniel Andrews' seat of Mulgrave.

Exclusive: Labor advised to take ‘more active’ approach five months before announcement, documents show

It has been billed as Australia’s Brexit – a vote that pitted the so-called elites against the masses. The issue in question was the “voice to parliament”, a consultative body that would have given the roughly 3% of the Australian population that is Indigenous a constitutional right to be consulted…