From the Bells of Democracy: Unraveling the Voice Referendum for Aussies

Politics Explainer: It’s Voice referendum day. What are we actually voting on? Today, Australians are heading to the polling booths to vote in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. This referendum centers around whether or not to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution. With competing claims, misinformation, and heated debate, many Australians […]

“Democracy Calling: The Voice to Parliament and Australia’s Crucial Vote”

The Controversy Surrounding Celebrations of Violence Bishop Randazzo: Groups Celebrating Violence are ‘Abhorrent’ In a recent statement, Bishop Randazzo, a prominent religious leader in Australia, has decried the rise of groups celebrating violence, labeling them as ‘abhorrent.’ This strong condemnation comes amidst growing concerns about the state of democracy and the erosion of civil discourse […]

Barrier-Free Democracy: Accessibility Issues Plague Voice Referendum Early Voting for Wheelchair Users

Wheelchair users unable to enter Voice referendum early voting booth a ‘shoddy attempt at inclusion’ Introduction In a disappointing incident highlighting the ongoing challenges faced by people with disabilities, wheelchair users in Wagga Wagga, Australia, were unable to access an early voting booth for the Voice to Parliament referendum. Despite the venue being labeled as […]

“Thai Activists Stage Historic Sit-in at Government House: Demanding Democracy and Change”

Sit-in Protest at Government House in Bangkok Increased Security and Transportation Disruptions Expected A sit-in protest at the Government House in Bangkok, organized by activists from the People’s Movement for a Just Society (P-Move), is set to continue until at least October 20. The demonstrators, numbering in the dozens, have occupied the area since the […]

“Democracy in Action: Australians Head to the Polls for Early Referendum Voting”

Early referendum voting starts today in half the country. Here’s where to vote early and who’s eligible By Early voting for the Voice to Parliament referendum has officially begun in Australia, allowing eligible Australians to cast their votes ahead of the official voting date on October 14. The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has set up […]

“Rethinking Democracy: Postal and Early Voting Timelines for Voice Referendum Revealed”

Voice Referendum Key Dates for Postal and Early Votes Confirmed: What You Need to Know Introduction The Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum is set to take place on Saturday, October 14, and important key dates for enrolling and voting have been confirmed. Governor-General David Hurley issued the writ for the referendum on September 11, marking […]