21 reactions | We had a real treat last week when we hosted a ‘Great Supper Debate’ for our state chapter of the Australasian Study of Parliament Group. Politicians and academics had a wonderful time making some pretty outlandish arguments about electoral reform! Thanks to everyone who joined us for an entertaining evening! #saparli | Parliament of South Australia | Facebook

News Corp columnist Angela Mollard says the debate around the Voice to Parliament issue is becoming "increasingly bitter", impacting not only the political realm but also straining friendships. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash | Sky News Australia

1.3K views · 43 reactions | Backbench Liberal MPs are demanding the party adopt a more open approach to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament debate. Watch the full episode at www.skynews.com.au/flash | Sky News Australia | Facebook

33 reactions · 6 comments |  Attention Teachers - book your class for a joint program with the Parliament of SA & Art Gallery of SA. Students will role play lawmaking at Parliament House, then take their knowledge to Radical Textiles. Link Visual Arts  Civics & Citizenship  and History  Available for years 5-12, weeks 1-9 in Term 1, 2025. Book online now! | Parliament of South Australia | Facebook

Q: Why do you support the Voice to Parliament? "The simple answer is because the Indigenous community has asked us to. "The hard question is why would you say no?" "How at this point in history would you think, ‘Nah they've had it too good for too long'?" said Richard Denniss at Politics in the Pub. | The Australia Institute

PM MARAPE MADE HISTORY SPEAKING AT THE AUSTRALIAN PARLIAMENT IN CANBERRA PM Marape said he did not visit Australia for further assistance but to say thank you to the country and her people for all that they have done for PNG. As soon as PM Marape finished his vision-fulfilled speech, a Standing Ovation was accorded to PM Marape. Video credit to PNG NBC News, Canberra | PNG SUN