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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Yes or No? Data reveals how every seat in Australia will vote on Voice
The Voice to Parliament remains unpopular across large swathes of the country, with a small handful of electorates likely to deliver majorities according to a seat by seat analysis. Search your seat here.
Sold a dummy: The high cost of life under Albo
Petrol, rents, interest rates, energy bills and grocery costs are all up, despite the PM’s pledges Labor would lower the cost of living. He’s accused of being too ‘obsessed’ with the Voice to pay attention to family budgets.
Rarely seen: Stoic Wong tears up during emotional meeting
Australians were privy to a rarely seen side of Penny Wong as the stoic Foreign Affairs Minister described her tears of joy during a recent emotional meeting.
Yes or No? Data reveals how every NSW seat will vote this weekend
The Voice to Parliament remains unpopular across large swathes of the country, with only a small handful of electorates likely to deliver majorities according to a seat by seat analysis. Search your seat and see how they’re likely to vote.
Voice a ‘vehicle’ to treaty, Linda Burney claimed
A Voice to Parliament could be used as a “vehicle” to negotiate a treaty, according to a speech made by the now-Indigenous Australians minister, back in 2020. Read her comments.
Man with Israel flag dragged away from pro-Palestinian rally speaks out
A man detained by police for carrying an Israeli flag near a Town Hall rally for Palestine has said that officers were more concerned for their own safety than protecting the rights of Jewish Australians.
Map reveals just three Qld seats to vote ‘yes’ – and where most ‘no’ voters live
Just three electorates in Queensland are on track to vote in support of The Voice on Saturday, according to new seat-by-seat analysis.
Attorney-General ‘not really across’ Sydney mob protest
The Premier has rebuked comments his Attorney-General Michael Daley made urging everyone to stay home, after admitting on radio he was not across the details of the Opera House protest.
When Jewish people can’t gather in solidarity, we’re in dark times
As Israelis were being slaughtered and fighting for their right to live in peace in the Middle East, Jews were told by NSW Police to stay locked up and out of sight to prevent trouble, writes James Morrow.
Original URL: https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/journalists/james-morrow/page/25