‘Voice campaign didn’t cause division … people exploited it’
They were previously political rivals, but foreign affairs minister Penny Wong and Julie Bishop united at The Advertiser for a Yes Vote discussion on the Voice. Watch the replay.
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On the borderline? The South-East has its say on Voice vote
The Advertiser’s ‘Voicewagen’ Kombi has set out across the state to gauge where people stand on the referendum. See what the residents of Naracoorte and Bordertown had to say.
‘Wake up Australia’: Elder’s harsh message ahead of Voice vote
Australia has “been asleep since the 1967 referendum” about why the gap between Indigenous and non-Indigenous people is not closing, a Queensland elder says ahead of the referendum.
‘Generational opportunity’: Commissioner adds voice to Yes vote
A Yes vote is the most practical way to improve Aboriginal lives, reduce waste and improve Australia’s governance, according to SA Voice Commissioner Dale Agius.
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First look: How the Yes and No camps plan to win your vote
The first look at the official Yes and No campaigns for the Voice referendum is here with both sides revealing their pamphlets. Which side are you on? Vote in our poll.
Uncovered: Will taxpayer dollars be spent on the Voice?
Labor governments around the country have responded to whether they will use taxpayer dollars to provide funding for either the Yes campaign in the lead up to the Voice referendum. Find out what they said here.
Government finally reveals key details on the Voice
After weeks of criticism for being light on detail, Linda Burney has outlined exactly what she wants the Voice to focus on. See what her priorities are and whether you agree with them.
‘In the dark’: Regional NSW mayors slam Voice silence
NSW towns with some of the largest Aboriginal populations in the state have been left “in the dark” about what the Voice will do as mayors say the lack of information is pushing people to vote no.
Voting Yes to the Voice is the only logical step
When all is said and done, the Voice to Parliament proposal is pretty simple and, therefore, our choice to vote Yes, says Joe Hildebrand.
‘Backslapping and photo ops: Inquiry slammed as political ‘circus’
Independent MLA Robyn Lambley has dismissed a government review of Local Decision Making agreements as little more than ‘handshakes, backslapping and photo opportunities’.
Inside fight to stop ALP ‘cheating’ in Voice referendum campaign
A supposedly impartial referendum website has borrowed heavily from a pro-Voice advocacy group, tilting the scales in favour of ‘Yes’ campaigners already backed by $10 million in corporate donations, it can be revealed.
‘She’s not Australian’: Price calls for removal of Greens senator
A stoush over the sidelining of the Australian flag has ended up with a Northern Territory senator calling for a fellow Indigenous politician to be removed from her position.
The race for a Treaty; could NT be the first?
A Territory Treaty could be less than three years away following the Acting Treaty Commissioner’s final report.
Indigenous Voice referendum question revealed
The Prime Minister has revealed what question Australians will have to answer in the Indigenous Voice in the constitution referendum. HAVE YOUR SAY
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