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The National Party will discuss strategy around forming a government this afternoon, after everyone has finished watching the All Blacks game, says campaign chair Chris Bishop.

Australia has decisively rejected a proposal to recognise Indigenous people in the constitution, in a major setback to the country's efforts for reconciliation with its First Peoples.

Australians began voting on Saturday in a historic referendum, the first in almost a quarter of a century, to decide whether to recognise its First Peoples in the constitution.

A Papua New Guinean academic based in Australia says a 'No' vote outcome in the Voice referendum on Saturday will be a setback for Australia's people-to-people relations in the Pacific.

A PNG academic based in Australia says a 'No' vote outcome in the Voice referendum on Saturday will be a setback for Australia's country-to-country and people-to-people relations in the Pacific.

Australians are set to overwhelmingly say 'No' to a proposal to constitutionally recognise the country's Indigenous people in a referendum, one of the final opinion polls ahead of the vote showed.

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Power Play - While National and Labour have been in a pitched battle, this campaign has also seen the rise of the smaller parties in a way not seen in recent elections, Political Editor Jane Patterson…

Possibilities for governing arrangements and whether National's potential bedfellows could make it work were a focus of the debate's post-match interviews.

News in brief from around the region for Monday, October 9

The National leader says he backs himself to work with whoever he needs to in order to reach a coalition agreement. Audio

Australian PM Anthony Albanese remains hopeful a referendum to recognise the country's Indigenous people in the constitution will succeed.

Anthony Albanese voted 'yes' in a referendum to recognise the country's Indigenous people in the constitution, a week from polling day.

The Detail podcast brings you the issues behind the news every weekday. Here's what we covered this week.

False information posted online about votes and voting dates led the elections watchdog to ask X for their removal.

One leader took 252 words to answer a question - another took just one.

Analysis - A debate tonight offered further evidence of the gap between the ACT and NZ First leaders who may soon be in coalition negotiations with the National Party to form a new government.

The move comes amid funding concerns, claims of a loss of democracy and a councillor asking about a potential High Court injunction - which the council lawyer quickly dismissed.

Analysis - A policy is labelled racist. Then that accusation is itself called racist. Are we getting anywhere with any of this?