Hi AC,

"Now we have the chance to go back to the drawing board and to find something better." ABSOLUTELY! I voted "YES" not an emphatic YES! but a little yes, with a high degree of amusement. There I observed, mostly well heeled white folk, trying to persuade other mostly well heeled white folk to vote one way or the other on a question of yes or no to changing a document created by now long gone well heeled white folk as to what is best for the badly off Black fella. A people we, well heeled white folk, have been stuffing up for the past 235 years. Now we don't want to spoil our perfect record, do we.

Foxy cannot answer my straight forward questions. She makes assertions that have no substance to them; makes accusations against people without a shred of evidence, and clings to an ideology that she doesn't understand.

Thanks for the list Foxy, I had forgotten some of the dreadful mistakes the labor PMs had made, but you highlighted most of them.

No wonder we are going broke, & heading into unreliable power distribution, for not a single reason.

I'm waiting for the YES crowd to promote initiative & general effort & responsibility to start closing the Gap from their side of the chasm !
The NO crowd has already reached the half-way point by stopping the erosion caused by the referendum !

I wonder if the people who think it's OK to censor 'misinformation' under the Albanese government will think it's OK when another government takes over with a different view of what constitutes 'misinformation'. Like, it might be their palaver that gets censored.

The good news is that the issues regular aussies have with the indigenous are certainly not on the scale of animosity between say Hamas and Israel, or Russia and Ukraine...
And the US, UK, G7 countries + whole of Europe except Hungary and Slovakia...
(and more)

We've seen now that the left and the right need to work together on this.
Working against one another didn't work out so well...

Those political parties instead of fighting with each other need to have their heads knocked together.
After we knock their heads together for a bit, and maybe knock some sense into them, maybe a bit of verbal abuse, they all need to come together and pretend they are all from the same party and come up with solutions.

Emphasis 'solutions' - not necessarily policy
- Unless they can comprehend 'foolproof policies'

It's time they worked out that they're not there to argue amongst themselves getting paid to achieve nothing.
- They serve the Australian people not just their party and it's members.

They're hardly going to be working towards solutions if they are busy fighting with each other, they'll just continue to undermine each other attempts to achieve something, and instead continue to achieve nothing.