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The Uluru Statement and Treaty of Waitangi: Foreign influences on the Voice

The relationship between New Zealand and its Māori people could inspire how the Indigenous Voice to Parliament operates.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #61: Social Security and Equality

New court discussion on the right to social security in Australia.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #47: The Statute of Westminster

The history of how Australia achieved true independence from the U.K.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #45: Referendum, plebiscite or postal survey?

The latest on the upcoming Voice to Parliament vote.

New Zealand recovers $500 million worth of cocaine believed to be bound for Australia

3.2 tonnes of the drug was found in international waters.

'Never seen anything like it': Auckland resident speaks to 6 News as city braces for more rain

A state of emergency has been declared in the New Zealand city as it experiences its most severe flooding in recorded history.

Australia's 'unknown' world number ones

The Aussie sporting stars you may not even know exist.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #33: Papua New Guinea and Australian federalism

A look at how Papua New Guinea has influenced the development of Australian law.

LIVE: Everything we know so far about the Gold Coast helicopter crash

At least 4 people were killed when 2 choppers collided near Sea World.

Will the Voice to Parliament be a 'racial divide' in Australia?

A look at claims about the Voice ahead of the upcoming referendum.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #13: Democracy and drafting the Constitution

A look at the key steps in the development of the Australian Constitution.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #6: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders in constitutional law

Debate about an Indigenous Voice to Parliament continues.

Common(wealth) Knowledge #2: Austro-Pacific Relations and the Constitution

The PM this week meet with leaders of other nations at the Pacific Islands Forum.