Recognition. Listening. Better results. Australians from all walks of life, all sides of politics and from all over our country are saying Yes.

🌄 It was a privilege to host Australia’s Minister of Trade & Tourism Hon Senator Don Farrell and Hon Senator Senator Marielle Smith at our Beston Global Food Company Jervois factory recently 🌄 linkedin.com/feed/update/ur… Australian Dairy Products Federation ADF Dairy Australia Austrade Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 $BFC

The Community Affairs References Committee is in Melbourne today for its inquiry into assessment and support services for people with ADHD Live: bit.ly/LiveParl More information: bit.ly/46rEg6t

Lots of money has been put into Indigenous Affairs over the years. But it hasn't closed the gap on health, education or jobs. Instead of leaving it to Canberra, let's listen to people in the Kimberley or the Pilbara. We'll save money and get better results by voting Yes.

This morning, I joined AFL legends Gavin Wanganeen, Andrew McLeod and Michael Long - along with Minister for Health and Aged Care Mark Butler and Yes23 Spokesperson Dean Parkin - on the Yes campaign trail. There is one week left until the referendum.

6 days to write a new chapter in Australia’s history. 6 days to write Yes for recognition.

Good morning Adelaide! 👋👋 Great conversations to kick off the day. Australians want to improve lives in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities. When they learn more about the Voice, they know it's our best chance to do exactly that.

I keep hearing ‘you have lost this, you may as well lay down and die’. I don’t believe that. I believe Australians will look at this on the day and say, ‘well this is a decent, honourable, good thing for us to do.’

I have spent today being briefed on the deplorable attacks on Israel by Hamas and the implications for Australia. Hamas is listed as a terrorist organization in Australia and anyone providing support to Hamas could be committing a crime.

We condemn the attacks and stand with Jewish Australians in our heartbreak over the lost lives of innocent people. The Government will always work to protect our nation’s security and ensure our communities can live safely and peacefully in our country.

Landmarks around Adelaide are being illuminated in blue and white tonight in solidarity with the State of Israel.

“From when the baby enters the womb to when a child goes to school is where the magic happens & where early learning can make such a difference. It’s our role to facilitate conversations that are brave, bold and hopeful.” - Parliamentary Friends of Early Childhood

I am appalled by reports of arson at Adelaide mosques this week. All of us – including every political leader - must stand together against Islamophobia. We all have a responsibility to call out discrimination, hate speech and prejudice wherever we see it.

As part of our work for the safety and wellbeing of all Australians, the Albanese Government is supporting Australian Palestinian, Muslim and other communities affected by the conflict as well as the Executive Council of Australian Jewry. More info here: ministers.ag.gov.au/media-centre/s…

Australia welcomes the United Nations Security Council resolution overnight.

Senator Marielle Smith shares her thoughts on women's health and the senate inquiry into menopause and perimenopause. Senator Marielle Smith womensagenda.com.au/latest/a-new-s…

Vale Linda White. Few could ever match her work ethic in the Senate or her legacy in fighting for working people, especially working women. A tremendous person who will be deeply missed. My heart is with her family, friends and the Australian Labor & Australian Services Union family today.

A patient of mine recently burst into tears during her scan I stopped scanning (assuming I’d hurt her) to check if she was ok She was crying b/c despite having pain for 10 yrs, I was only the 2nd health professional to ever say her pain was real We need to do better!

Respected South Australian advocate, author, former diplomat and Senator Natasha Stott Despoja AO has been appointed to lead the state’s Royal Commission into Domestic, Family and Sexual Violence.

Meet Claire Clutterham. She’s been an advocate for South Australians all her life, and I’ve asked her to stand as Labor’s candidate for Sturt. “If you have the capacity to do it, you should speak up and advocate for others," Claire says.