Cost and set-up of the SA Voice laid bare
SA is getting a state Voice regardless of the referendum defeat, with more than 100 participants – and no cap on the number of committees. Here’s how much people will be paid.
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Minns squashes move to rule out NSW Voice to Parliament
An Indigenous Voice to NSW Parliament is still a possibility after the Minns government refused to rule out legislating a state-based advisory body.
Indigenous elder causes stir with angry ‘rant’ at fancy breakfast event
An Aboriginal elder left breakfast goers stunned after calling for the King to be “dethroned”, attacking “no” Voice voters and likening the referendum result to the war in Gaza, witnesses say.
‘Not unreasonable’: Lord Mayor defends half-mast Aboriginal flag
The Adelaide Lord Mayor has called for calm after a councillor lashed her decision to lower the Aboriginal flag to half-mast in the wake of the Voice referendum.
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Ironic twist in Voice mission to heart of Australia
Bad omens came into view almost immediately as The Advertiser’s Paul Ashenden set out to gauge where the state stood on the referendum. See what people had to say.
We need a price check on big business virtue signalling the Voice
Big corporates and their bosses have spent plenty flexing muscle and money on the Yes vote, but is their money on the ground really where their mouth is, asks VIKKI CAMPION.
Kean to Young Libs: Ignore your mum and dad on the Voice
In a move set to anger federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton, Liberal MP and Yes supporter Matt Kean is calling on the party’s younger members to ignore how their parents are voting on the Voice and represent their own generation.
Swayed from Yes to No: Whyalla weighs in on Voice vote
The Advertiser’s Paul Ashenden has set out across the state to gauge where people stand on the referendum. See what the residents of Whyalla had to say.
Yes case fury at lack of ALP help on Voice
Yes campaigners are furious that a large number of Labor MPs have failed to distribute pro-Voice material using their taxpayer-funded communications allowances.
Qld voters get in early as Voice pre-polling opens
Queenslanders have hit the voting booths, as pre-polling officially commenced ahead of the Voice Referendum in two weeks’ time.
How and where to vote early in the Voice referendum
Early and postal voting for the Voice referendum is now open in South Australia. Here’s how, and where, you can cast your ballot before October 14.
‘Can’t waltz in’: Western Sydney mayor says ‘no’ to Voice event
It was a hard “no” from a Sydney council after it discovered organsiers of a Yes campaign pro-Voice rally featuring Linda Burney hadn’t filed for the relevant permits.
ABC ‘absolutely biased’ on Voice, says Senator Price
Liberal Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has accused the ABC of bias on its Adelaide radio station, singling out a prominent presenter.
1m Aussies cast early referendum vote
More than one million Australians have already cast their votes ahead of the Voice referendum. See two-minute guide to voting.
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