Plus: is Labor losing its Voice?
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You might remember how Witness J,
a former intelligence officer,
was secretly charged,
convicted and imprisoned in early 2019. This week Maeve McGregor wrote about how secret trials became and remain possible in Australia.
The debate about a Voice to Parliament raged on as thousands marched in Invasion Day protests for a treaty and truth-telling process before constitutional reform. John Buckley reported on how the Greens are approaching the debate,
Guy Rundle argued the Yes case is in shambles,
and Michael Bradley considered what the prime minister needs to do to win back support.
Elsewhere Anton Nilsson offered a rare glimpse into how police prepared for the arrival of Brexiteer-in-chief Nigel Farage last year,
and Arrernte Elder William Tilmouth wrote on the future of children in Mparntwe (Alice Springs).
Plus Julia Bergin spoke to a protester who wrote a pros-and-cons list before spray-painting a famous artwork.
We hope you’re having a lovely weekend. |
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Gina Rushton,
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Should we abolish Australia Day awards?
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DAVID HARDAKER |
Rather than giving Australian honours gongs a makeover, perhaps it's time to just junk them and start all over again.
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Ex-PM Scott Morrison with Margaret Court and her husband Barry Court (Image: AAP/Richard Wainwright) |
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