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.
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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.
‘Nazis, peddle war’: MP’s account in spotlight over No vote claims
Chinese-Australian voters have been told that if they did not support the Voice to Parliament they would be seen as being in favour of “war” and “Nazis” by a social media account which purports to be authorised by a local North Sydney MP.
Love of power, hatred of Jews behind Iran’s control of Hamas
Not only has Iran been encouraging exactly this sort of attack for months, but for years Hamas – along with Hezbollah – has acted as one of its key clients in the region.
Preacher who praised Israel attack revealed as early Voice backer
A Sydney imam who praised the Voice to Parliament as part of the nation’s “healing process” has come out in support Hamas’s brutal weekend attack on Israel, calling it “a day of happiness”
Two voices: How the Yes campaign changes its message
The Yes campaign for a Voice to Parliament has been caught out telling volunteers to change their messages about a possible future treaty with Aboriginal Australians depending on what kind of voter they were speaking to.
‘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.
‘Cynical ploy’: Yes campaign pinged over ‘misleading’ signs
The Yes23 campaign for the Voice to Parliament has been accused of using signs that look like official Australian Electoral Commission posters, which urge voters to change the Constitution.
‘It’s a union government’: Small biz claims Albo doesn’t get them
Small businesses are being pushed to the wall by new regulations and a “laundry list of costs”, sector advocates have claimed, pointing to a raft of changes to industrial relations laws, awards, and privacy rules as evidence the Albanese government “doesn’t understand the essence of small business”.
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