‘No’ campaign signage ripped down as polling heats up
A woman was spotted brazenly taking down ‘No’ signage outside a western suburbs polling booth as voting continued in the Voice to Parliament referendum.
Voice to Parliament
A Voice to Parliament would involve elected First Nations leaders forming a representative body advising governments at all levels on issues that directly impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. The Uluru Statement from the Heart — a document signed by more than 250 First Nations leaders that calls for ‘structural reform’ — appeals for a Voice to Parliament to be constitutionally enshrined.Follow our investigative coverage as the federal Labor government moves to pursue its 2022 election promise to include a Voice to Parliament.
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.
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Yes campaign’s $500k social media blitz fails to win voters
The Yes23 campaign spent more than $500k on social media ads in just one month, but polling reveals one in three voters are not convinced by its arguments for a Voice to Parliament.
Exclusive poll: Support for Voice in ‘freefall’
An exclusive new poll has found that support for the Voice to Parliament is in ‘freefall’, and is now below 40 per cent in every state except one.
Voice would stop Indigenous buck passing: Noel Pearson
Yes campaigner Noel Pearson says a Voice to Parliament would mean Indigenous communities could no longer pass the buck or blame historical wrongs for their plight.
‘Traitor’: Shameful rant at Yes volunteer
A conspiracy theorist has filmed the shameful moment he abused a Yes advocate for handing out voting leaflets outside a busy mall in Melbourne.
Controversy erupts over Paul Kelly’s new song
Australian music legend Paul Kelly’s new anthem to unite the country behind the Voice to Parliament has instead left Aussies divided. Have your say.
You’re the Voice set to be Yes anthem
The Yes campaign is not gonna sit in silence — John Farnham has lent his iconic song to promote the referendum for an Indigenous Voice. VOTE IN OUR POLL
Everything wrong with the No side – and the Yes
Stating simple facts about the Voice gets you shot down as a liar by the No campaign. But the Yes side is all preachiness and insults, writes David Penberthy.
Yes campaign chasing ‘unsure’ voters in Western Sydney
Yes campaign volunteers will concentrate doorknocking in Western Sydney this weekend, hoping to sway the one-third of voters who are undecided about the referendum.
‘Divide Australia’: Jacinta Price brings No campaign to SA
One of the ‘No’ campaign’s most prominent voices has hosted a 300-person forum in Adelaide’s east, as SA shapes up as a key battleground for the Voice referendum.
Will Mali seize his moment on the national stage?
Paul Starick asks whether the Mali for Canberra case will be enhanced by his role in the Voice referendum, or distract him from other state-based issues.
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