About two-thirds of Australians supported the Voice when it was just an idea, yet on Saturday the nation voted overwhelmingly to reject the proposal. How did that happens, asks Joe Hildebrand.
Leading No campaigner Kerrynne Liddle has outlined the Voice referendum’s lessons for Premier Peter Malinauskas.
Preliminary turnout figures reveal the staggering amount of Australians who chose not to vote in the Voice referendum. See why.
SA has voted decisively against the federal Voice to Parliament – but the state government says there is “zero prospect” the state Voice will be repealed.
Indigenous affairs reporter Douglas Smith says he will vote Yes in the upcoming Voice referendum. Here’s why.
The divide in Voice voting changed notably on Sunday as The Advertiser’s Voicewagen Kombi made its way from Adelaide’s northern to western suburbs.
If Queenslanders saw the conditions Indigenous children faced in remote communities they would be compelled to support the Voice, Johnathan Thurston says.
The Advertiser’s Paul Ashenden has set out across the state to gauge where people stand on the referendum. Next stops, Port Augusta and Port Pirie.
This Saturday, all Australians have the opportunity to end a sad, sorry, historical cycle and begin a story that has been long in the making, writes Leeanne Enoch.
Next week’s referendum is considered a do-or-die moment for Australia according to three AFL greats, who are supporting a Yes outcome.
An aunt she never got to know and a murdered nephew are twin family tragedies propelling Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price to national prominence as the most high-profile No vote campaigner.
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.
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