Politics

Indigenous leader Mick Gooda says he is terrified the Voice to parliament referendum will fail.

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Indigenous Voice

‘I’m terrified we’ll lose’: Voice advocate pleads for compromise to save referendum

Eminent Indigenous leader Mick Gooda says if there needs to be a compromise to get the referendum over the line, then it should be made as “we can’t afford to lose”.

by James Massola and Paul Sakkal

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, President of the United States Joe Biden, Prime Minister of Japan Fumio Kishida and Prime Minister of India Narendra Modi.

Foreign relations

Quad cancellation a ‘self-inflicted wound’ on the US: experts

by Matthew Knott and Farrah Tomazin

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and US President Joe Biden have formed a close relationship over the past year.

Foreign relations

As Australia slept, the Quad summit fell apart

by Matthew Knott

Pauline Hanson says unions should be upset with the major parties, not One Nation.

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Indigenous Voice

‘I want a say’: Pauline Hanson pushes to write Voice referendum No pamphlet

by Lisa Visentin

Wages rose by 3.7 per cent over the year to March.

Cost of living

Wages growth hits 10-year high but buying power still down

by Rachel Clun

Opinion & Perspectives

Labor’s honeymoon is over, at least in the eyes of progressives

The left seems to think Albanese should take a big swing, ditch the stage three tax cuts, spend super-big on housing, ditch negative gearing. But Labor won with a mere two-seat majority.

Shaun Carney

Columnist

‘Just do it, PM: Break your promise on tax cuts’

Anthony Albanese will feel damned if he does rescind his promise on the confounded stage three tax cuts, and damned if he doesn’t.

Biden’s 11th hour Quad snub a disappointment, a mess and a gift to Beijing

China’s president-for-life, meanwhile, will be giddy with delight at the summit falling into disarray.

Matthew Knott

National correspondent

Federal

Opinion

Political leadership

Labor’s honeymoon is over, at least in the eyes of progressives

The left seems to think Albanese should take a big swing, ditch the stage three tax cuts, spend super-big on housing, ditch negative gearing. But Labor won with a mere two-seat majority.

by Shaun Carney

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Indigenous Voice

‘I’m terrified we’ll lose’: Voice advocate pleads for compromise to save referendum

Eminent Indigenous leader Mick Gooda says if there needs to be a compromise to get the referendum over the line, then it should be made as “we can’t afford to lose”.