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Ms Price cited comments from Indigenous lawyer Teela Reid during her speech to the National Press Club on Thursday.

Jacinta Price takes aim at three key words at the centre of Anthony Albanese’s Voice to Parliament campaign

By Jacky
Former Home Secretary Karen Andrews (pictured) said a male colleague breathed down her neck when she was in Parliament.

Karen Andrews Kitchen Cabinet: Female MP reveals what it’s like to be a woman working in parliament and the creepiest thing a male colleague has ever done

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All smiles in Stockholm: Crown Princess Victoria and her husband Prince Daniel attend a church service for the opening of the 2023 Swedish Parliament at Storkyrkan Cathedral

Crown Princess Victoria and Prince Daniel put on a united front at ceremony to mark opening of Parliament in Stockholm – just weeks after TV interview denying their marriage was in trouble

By Jacky
Prominent Indigenous leader Marcia Langton (pictured) has pointed to a gaping gap in the upcoming referendum on Indigenous voice in Parliament.

Voice to Parliament Yes campaigner Marcia Langton labels No voters as ‘racist, stupid’

By Jacky
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese (above) locked in the October 14 Voice referendum despite falling support for his Yes campaign.

Anthony Albanese urged to scrap the Voice to Parliament vote to avoid ‘dividing the nation’

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Proud Gunaikurnai and Wotjobaluk man and former Melbourne Stars cricketer Ben Abbatangelo says “slow incremental change is killing us”. Pictured: Brooke Boney, who plans to vote yes, with Mr. Abbatangelo, who plans to vote no.

Voice to Parliament: Proud Indigenous activist Ben Abbatangelo reveals why he’s voting NO – as support for the Yes campaign falls off a cliff a month before Aussies go to the polls

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With the latest poll showing the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum doomed to defeat, one marketing guru has a wild suggestion on how to salvage the situation. Anthony Albanese (second from left) is pictured with his partner Jodie Haydon, Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney and Australian politician and Labor MP Marion Scrymgour at the Garma festival on August 4.

Yes campaign ‘don’t care’ slogan could save Indigenous Voice to Parliament, Taco Bell marketing expert claims

By Jacky
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is pictured with his partner Jodie Haydon in Jakarta

Tasmania only state to vote Yes in Indigenous Voice to Parliament

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Kurnai Elder Aunt Cheryl Drayton (pictured right) says the Voice will make no practical difference to Indigenous people.

Aboriginal elder Aunty Cheryl Drayton to vote No in Indigenous Voice to Parliament

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As support for an Indigenous voice in Parliament plummets and the Yes campaign bleeds cash for no benefit, Anthony Albanese (pictured, with partner Jodie Haydon) spent a week abroad.

Indigenous Voice to Parliament: Anthony Albanese ‘not sorry’ for going to ASEAN and G20 summits as Yes campaign support drops

By Jacky
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