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The Australian public have once again navigated their way through the storm and drag of another referendum where after months of intense and passionate debate, the Voice referendum finally concluded in a resounding victory for the No campaign. Former political strategist and Director for polling company RedBridge, Kos Samaras, explains to The Wire why the …
Looking back at the Voice Referendum with Kos Samaras Read More »
Chinese Australians constitute of around 5.5% of the Australian population. The significant size of this community contributes to an important voting bloc in the upcoming referendum on a Voice to Parliament for indigenous Australians. However, there is an overwhelming support on the ‘No’ campaign on Chinese social media platforms such as WeChat, RED, and Douyin. …
The Voice to Parliament Referendum is just around the corner, and both campaigns are gearing up before Australians go to vote on whether to enshrine a First Nations voice into the Constitution. October 14 will be decision day, and both sides are urging multicultural communities to get involved in the process. Image: Image of Warren …
Voice campaign on its last week urge CALD communities to vote Read More »
This year, the Albanese government promised to have a Voice to Parliament Referendum. Both sides are running campaigns across Australia to inform the community about the Referendum, aiming to establish a permanent advisory board to the government for First Nations issues. Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price is the face of the NO campaign, and visited Queensland …
Indigenous ‘yes’ and ‘no’ campaigns spreading across Australia Read More »