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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. …
October 14 is the date to vote for the Indigenous Voice to parliament. And, as Australians prepare themselves to vote Yes or No, it becomes more important to understand what the technical process of the Voice actually entails. Misinformation and disinformation has impacted much of the public debate surrounding the Indigenous Voice and experts and …
Lobbying groups are part of the democratic prosses in this country, yet the rules surrounding how they operate are vague at best. Lobby groups will have a more public presence this year leading up to the voice referendum, with multiple organisations on both sides ramping up their campaigns. Lobbying is usually done behind closed doors, …
After the devastating loss of Aston in the by election for Alan Tudge’s seat, the Liberals plunged into another crisis after finally coming to a position on The Voice referendum. It triggered the resignation of front bencher Julian Leeser who had been a strong supporter of constitutional recognition for First Nations people. Has this weakened …
Tonight in Brisbane, Multicultural Australia is hosting the first event of ‘Changing the Conversation’ of 2023, where community leaders discuss the key issues of our multicultural community. With the Voice to Parliament referendum question announced last week, the event will bring First Nations and community leaders together to discuss how this came from the Uluru …
The Voice to parliament legislation for the referendum has been produced by advisory group to the Prime Minister. It follows closely the wording suggested by Anthony Albanese at the Garma Festival earlier in the year However The wording suggested by the Attorney General Mark Dreyfus has been rejected, and he refuses to divulge the advice …
Much to the relief of The Greens parliamentary party and most of their constituents, Senator Lidia Thorpe the Greens spokesperson on First Nations People has left the party and will sit on the crossbench as an Independent. A meeting was called by Greens Leader Adam Bandt an hour from Lidia Thorpe’s home on the weekend …