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Senior Warlpiri elder Ned Hargraves argues that the referendum on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament should be postponed due to a lack of information and understanding among the people.

2. South Australia is proposing rental reforms that would ban 'no cause' evictions and only allow landlords to end a tenancy for prescribed reasons.

3. A police operation in New South Wales targeting dangerous domestic violence offenders has led to the seizure of illegal firearms, prohibited weapons, and illicit drugs.

4. While over 90% of businesses in Australia express a desire to recruit more individuals with disabilities, only 6% currently have employees with disabilities in senior leadership positions.

5. LNP candidate Cameron Caldwell has won the Fadden by-election, retaining the Gold Coast seat previously held by Stuart Robert.

Support for the Indigenous voice in the Australian constitution has decreased, according to a Guardian poll, with 47% in favor, 43% opposed, and 10% unsure.

Concerns about the cost of living persist among voters, with a majority struggling to afford food, petrol, and housing expenses.

Voters still support government interventions to address cost of living issues, including price caps for electricity and gas, reduction in fuel excise, and an increase in the minimum wage.

2. The Northern Territory Chief Minister is considering reintroducing crocodile culling due to the significant increase in the crocodile population and the potential danger it poses to both tourists and locals.

A man was attacked by a saltwater crocodile at Wangi Falls, leading to the closure of the swimming spot for at least three days.

Crocodile expert Brendan Sideleau argues against culling, stating that it would not make waterways safer and the current management plans are effective.

3. The Therapeutic Goods Administration has removed restrictions on the prescription of medical abortion pills, allowing a wider range of healthcare practitioners to prescribe them.

The change will improve access to medical abortion services, especially for those in rural and remote communities, as GPs can now provide these services without unnecessary red tape.