Megan Davis
‘Not a gotcha moment’: Yes advocates back Albanese in treaty stoush
Yes campaigners attempted to defuse two days of questions from the federal opposition about whether the creation of a Voice would then lead to a treaty.
- by James Massola, Paul Sakkal and Angus Thompson
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Where do universities stand on the Voice? For many, it’s complicated
Why are some universities advocating a Yes vote in the Voice referendum while others have not taken a position?
- by Matt Wade
Don’t let ‘culture wars’ distract from Voice priorities: Linda Burney
The Indigenous Australians minister batted away a third day of opposition attacks, declaring she is not interested in culture wars. “I am interested in closing the gap.”
- by Lisa Visentin
Voice model deemed legally sound in Labor-dominated inquiry
Dismissed as a “stitch up” by opponents of Labor’s model, a six-week inquiry has backed the proposed constitutional change but not without a scathing dissenting report.
- by Lisa Visentin
‘We understand poverty intimately’: The best friends working together for the Voice
Megan Davis and Pat Anderson are leading campaigners for the First Nations Voice to parliament. They’re also the best of friends with a love of mushy movies.
- by Nicole Abadee
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Indigenous Voice
‘Positive demonstration to the nation’: South Australia moves closer to having its own Voice
A Voice to parliament could be up and running in South Australia before Australians vote on the same concept at a referendum later this year.
- by Paul Sakkal
Voice’s ability to lobby bureaucrats ‘crucial’ advocate says amid High Court challenge fears
As some Liberal MPs suggest narrowing the scope of the Voice to parliament could make the proposal more palatable, Megan Davis says that would just keep the status quo.
- by Paul Sakkal
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Indigenous Voice
What to expect from the Yes and No campaigns for the Voice
The Yes campaign will launch next month with a blitz of door knocks, street stalls and advertisements, but it has two key challenges to overcome.
- by Anthony Galloway
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Indigenous Voice
‘Not going to chuck the towel in’: Voice champion Pat Anderson undaunted by criticism at Invasion Day rallies
The Uluru Dialogue, which Anderson co-chairs, will release research showing 80 per cent of First Nations people want the Voice despite the fierce criticism.
- by David Crowe
Before the Voice: Political posturing and failed ambition
The Voice to Parliament is not a new idea. It’s been tried three times in the past 50 years, but without constitutional status, it could always be “wiped away at the stroke of the pen” by the government of the day.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons
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Indigenous Voice
Raising Indigenous voices on a Voice to parliament
What do First Nations people think about the proposed Indigenous Voice to parliament? We spoke to dozens of Indigenous people from all walks of life.
- by Caitlin Fitzsimmons and Jack Latimore