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Crikey readers warmly applaud the words written by the campaigner, author and survivor of child sexual abuse, saying her story is a ‘striking call to arms’.

Today Crikey is bringing a curated selection of Voice referendum coverage out from behind the paywall, free to read.

A UN expert panel is in Western Australia to investigate why the state’s child protective services take so many Indigenous children from their families, and too many kids with disability are shunted to ‘special schools’ because teachers don’t want to deal with them.

It has been an incredible week for the glorious political art of doing the exact things one has loudly condemned in the past.

The 'no' campaigner won't be an 'overlord of free speech'.

Lies, division, racism, culture warring, foreign interference — the No campaign has it all. Not that any of that is holding it back.

The naysayers pander to fear and ignorance, a growing cohort. Crikey readers would rather actively accentuate the positive.

PM Anthony Albanese will visit China later this year at the invitation of Chinese President Xi Jinping, 50 years after Gough Whitlam’s historic visit, and the jostling begins for the seat of Liberal Senator Marise Payne as speculation mounts that she will retire from politics ‘imminently’.

Aghast at the recent Yes campaign advertisement featuring John Farnham, the No campaign needs to act fast. For help, they’ve gone to the best…

Prominent No campaigner Nyunggai Warren Mundine is being accused of changing his stance on the Voice, but AAP has found the claim doesn’t hold water.

Do conservatives have nothing better to do than fuel misinformation about the Voice to Parliament? Apparently not.