Big banks sacked staff while splashing millions on failed Voice
Australia’s big four banks had a spare $7m to spend on the Voice ‘Yes’ campaign. And they made hundreds of staff redundant as they did it, amid a cost-of-living crisis.
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Weird twist as Voice rejection creates problems for SA Libs
SA’s overwhelming rejection of the Voice referendum has created headaches for the Liberals in inner-city seats, Paul Starick writes, with the Greens set to pounce.
How the political snobs helped to ruin the Yes vote
The Voice result proves if you tell people they’re not smart enough to understand an idea, they will reject it. It doesn’t matter how good the idea is, writes David Penberthy.
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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First results in, four electorates strongly favour ‘No’ campaign
Polling booths have closed in four states and the ACT, with counting now underway to determine Australia’s stance on the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
‘I’m trying to king-hit people’: Watch as Bob Katter explodes amid fiery clash with officials
Bob Katter has been involved in a heated clash with government officials, declaring he had voted no because the Voice would not offer any meaningful outcomes. FOLLOW LIVE
‘As an Aboriginal person … this is not right’: Voice fears in the Flinders
Flinders Ranges traditional owners were devastated when sacred sites were destroyed without consultation. They fear a Voice to Parliament will give them even less of a say.
5-minute guide: What you need to know on The Voice
The day has arrived where Australians will discover whether a Voice to Parliament has been approved or rejected. Here’s everything you need to know.
Voice was botched from the first time Albo mentioned it
A Voice to Parliament might have solved huge problems but we’ll never know because the campaign was cocked up from day one, writes Paul Starick.
Albo meets Nelson as Voicewagen tour hits crescendo
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a last-ditch pitch to voters on the Voice, as The Advertiser’s Voicewagen tour of the state wrapped up with interesting results.
Thirst for truth in cashcade to spin the Voice
The cash splash on an ad blitz telling people to vote Yes to the Voice to ‘impact the 500 First Nations communities without safe drinking water’ could have genuinely helped those running dry, writes Vikki Campion.
Voice polling mapped: How your electorate is forecast to vote
An international polling firm has used cutting-edge data to predict the exact Yes and No votes for every electorate in Australia. See what’s forecast to unfold in SA.
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