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PoliticsNow: Nine apologises for 'racist' ad

The publisher of The Australian Financial Review apologises for a cartoon by the No to the voice campaign that caused outrage on Thursday.

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Thomas Mayo, a key Member of the Referendum Working Group for the Indigenous voice to parliament has been depicted in a controversial new advertisement for the No camp. Picture: Martin Ollman
Thomas Mayo, a key Member of the Referendum Working Group for the Indigenous voice to parliament has been depicted in a controversial new advertisement for the No camp. Picture: Martin Ollman
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4:46AMJuly 06, 2023.
Updated 7:39AMJuly 07, 2023

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