Treaty negotiators in Victoria receive a major human rights award from Liberty Victoria, despite political uncertainty over a planned or landmark treaty document. All three outlets report that the award is being given notwithstanding criticism and doubt expressed by federal and state-aligned parties about the treaty’s future. The Coalition and One Nation have each said they will repeal Victoria’s treaty if they gain the opportunity to do so. The reporting indicates that the negotiators still receive one of Liberty Victoria’s highest honours, suggesting the civil liberties organisation views the negotiation process or outcome as significant on human rights grounds. The articles do not describe the specific contents of the treaty or the nomination criteria in detail, but they consistently frame the award as occurring alongside ongoing political debate. Overall, the coverage highlights a contrast between recognition for treaty negotiation efforts and the prospect of repeal promised by Coalition and One Nation.