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New data vindicates the government on Voice to Parliament as Anthony Albanese stays the course on his Indigenous policy - Advocates call on the government to stop the prosecution of two Australian whistleblowers - And, Israel denies responsibility for an air strike on a Gaza hospital which Hamas says has killed hundreds...

Conversation with EJ Garrett, director of the 4th episode of Rebel with a Cause documenting the life and battles of Birri Gubba Gungalu man Tiga Bayles. Tiga Bayles was pivotal in the establishment of Radio Redfern, 98.9 FM (Brisbane) as well as Triple A Murri Radio. He was also instrumental in the Aboriginal Land Rights movement in NSW.

Both sides of the Voice campaign have pledged to unveil new measures to close the Indigenous disadvantage gap after the referendum failed - Federal Opposition Leader and No campaigner Peter Dutton says his priority after the referendum is to push for a Royal Commission into child sexual abuse in Indigenous communities, and an audit into spending on Indigenous programs - And, a number of First Nations Australians have come together at healing events around the country, as they mark "a week of silence" to grieve the referendum result.

The yes campaign in the Indigenous Voice To Parliament referendum is urging Australians to think about the future - Opposition leader Peter Dutton argues that a 'No' result in tomorrow's Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum would not be a rejection of the needs of Indigenous Australians - Independent senator Lidia Thorpe claims a failed referendum on an Indigenous to Parliament will be a win for the Blak sovereign movement.

On Tuesday the Aurora Education Foundation, Go Foundation and Indigenous Literacy Foundation have announced their support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.

Conversation with Auntie Muriel Bamblett CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency (VACCA) in the sidelines of a large gathering of Aboriginal leaders and allies from across Victoria.

“Am here as a non-Aboriginal Australian to support the Aboriginal community of Victoria and all over Australia because I just believe that having recognition in our constitution is the right thing to do. It is fair. Aboriginal Australians should have been recognised in our constitution already. The absence of recognition is a problem for all of Australia. It is not an Australia that I want to live in where non-Aboriginal Australians don’t want to recognise the First Peoples of this country.” – Anna Gibson

"I'll vote No. As a Black sovereign woman nothing will change my mind about going into a colonial constitution, particularly a powerless Voice that always has parliamentary supremacy over it. It will also have people like Peter Dutton and Anthony Albanese co-chairing the arrangements on what it looks like and how much say our people can have." - Lidia Thorpe

On Tuesday October 10, Ben Bowen (CEO of the Indigenous Literacy Foundation) joined Leila Smith (CEO of the Aurora Education Foundation), Charlene Davison (CEO of the GO Foundation) and Jason Clare (Federal Education Minister) at a press conference supporting the Yes23 campaign.

An Australian woman has been confirmed dead after a surprise assault on Israel by Hamas militants - Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is in Uluru in the lead up to Saturdays Referendum - And, Minister for Indigenous Australian's Linda Burney says a successful referendum will leave Australia with a new generation of Indigenous leaders.