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'Infuriating': Aboriginal voters turned away, told to line-up again on SA election day
First Nations voters sent to back of queue for Voice election Thu 4 Jun 2026 at 6:38am In short: First Nations voters say they were forced to line-up twice — or even turned away — when trying to vote in this year's Voice to Parliament election. Documents obtained by the ABC show the Electoral Commission was aware more than a year before polling day that double queuing would be perceived as "discriminatory behaviour". The revelations have prompted more criticism of the Electoral Commission,...
Acting SA electoral commissioner calls for council election delay
Acting SA electoral commissioner calls for council elections to be delayed Tue 9 Jun 2026 at 4:50pm In short: There were a number of problems on the day of the SA state and First Nations Voice to Parliament elections, as well as during counting. Acting electoral commissioner Leah McLay has asked the Attorney-General Kyam Maher to consider delaying the November council elections. Mr Maher says a decision will be made in the coming days but would need to go through state parliament.
Poor advertising, confused voters and underfunded candidates: SA Voice's problems revealed
SA Voice damaged by advertising failures and voter confusion, FOI documents show Wed 3 Jun 2026 at 6:03am In short: SA's inaugural Voice to Parliament election was criticised for low turnout among Aboriginal voters. New documents obtained by the ABC suggest there were several failures advertising the election, with many voters unaware it was taking place. First Nations voters say they gave the Electoral Commission clear feedback that more Voice signage was needed for the 2026 election — but...
Liberals grapple with age, gender problems in new party paper
analysis Liberal Party quietly publishes paper grappling with party's failure to attract women, young people Mon 1 The Liberals have quietly published a paper that floats offering a cut price $10 digital membership to join the party, in an effort to offset its declining numbers, which it says without renewal, leave the party effectively operating as a leaky bucket. Under the proposal up for discussion, the party would offer a range of memberships from a community tier priced between $40 to...
A 'ring of fire' could soon burn around one of Australia's major cities
Modern waste-to-energy plants claim to be safe but these Melbourne residents aren't convinced Mon 8 Jun 2026 at 4:33pm Just 40 kilometres north-west of Melbourne, local residents in Sunbury have finally had enough of being the city's dumping ground. When soil contaminated with traces of PFAS was discovered while digging Melbourne's Metro Tunnel, it was disposed of here. Now, there are plans for a waste-to-energy incinerator that will burn 750,000 tonnes of rubbish a year.