South Australia becomes first state to enact Indigenous voice to parliament

Premier hails ‘momentous legislation for our First Nations people’ while acknowledging it does not have unanimous support in state parliament

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South Australia has become the first state to legislate for an Indigenous voice to parliament.

The Labor government’s bill passed the House of Assembly in a special sitting on Sunday.

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