A new poll shows support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has slipped to its lowest point yet; Police in Darwin charge a woman with aggravated assault over an attack on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles; And in sport, Wallabies coach Eddie Jones apologises to supporters after Australia's loss to…
A new poll shows support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has slipped to its lowest point yet; Police in Darwin charge a woman with aggravated assault over an attack on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles; And in sport, Wallabies coach Eddie Jones apologises to supporters after Australia's loss to France in the the Rugby World Cup.
A new poll in the Australian newspaper shows support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament has slipped to its lowest point yet. Labor MP Murray Watt says this would mean losing an important chance to listen to First Nations people and make positive change. And you can find comprehensive information about the referendum by visiting the SBS Voice Referendum portal atPolice in Darwin have charged a woman with aggravated assault over an attack on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles who had a cream-covered pancake pushed into her face.
The two-day summit will bring Australian politicians together with around 250 crisis management, response and recovery specialists. "In short, this long promised but never realised project is about providing better communication systems for our first responders to protect them and our communities. It will provide fast and secure voice, video and data communications specifically for our emergency services so they can communicate with each other across jurisdictions and during the most challenging conditions."The state government will spend a total of $6.
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