Demographic Trends in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament Referendum Background The recent Indigenous voice to parliament referendum in Australia has sparked intense debates and discussions across the nation. While the referendum result ultimately showed a majority voting against the proposal, analyzing electorate-level results can offer interesting insights into the demographic trends surrounding the Indigenous voice. […]
City of Ballarat Responds to Voice to Parliament Referendum Outcome City of Ballarat Mayor, Cr Des Hudson, acknowledges the outcome of the Voice to Parliament referendum City of Ballarat Mayor, Cr Des Hudson, has responded to the outcome of the Voice to Parliament referendum, expressing his thoughts for the community of Ballarat and emphasizing the […]
Politics Federal Voice to parliament The Voice referendum LIVE updates: PM laments Yes vote loss as Australia rejects constitutional change; every state votes No Introduction The results of the Voice referendum in Australia have been announced, revealing that every state voted against the proposal to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to parliament in the Constitution. The […]
Australia Rejects Constitutional Change in Voice to Parliament Referendum On October 14, 2023, Australia rejected a proposed constitutional change to establish an Indigenous Voice to parliament. The outcome of the referendum, which saw every state vote “No,” has been met with mixed reactions from politicians, activists, and the public. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese expressed his […]
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 […]
The Voice Referendum and the Future of Australian Electoral Reform Introduction In the final stages of the Voice Referendum, the debate over political advertising and the influence of big money in Australian politics has come to the forefront. Billionaire Clive Palmer’s massive spending on political ads has raised concerns about the role of money in […]
Port Fairy ‘bucking the trend’ as Voice referendum Yes corflutes decorate Liberal-voting town A Town’s Political Transformation In the picturesque coastal town of Port Fairy in south-west Victoria, a surprising political shift is taking place. Despite residing in the safe Liberal federal seat of Wannon, which has been staunchly conservative since 1955, Port Fairy is […]
Voice Referendum Key Dates for Postal and Early Votes Confirmed The timeline for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum has been set, and with it comes important information about key dates for enrolling and voting. Australians can now apply for postal voting after Governor-General David Hurley issued the writ for the referendum on September 11. […]
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 […]
Postal and Early Voting Dates Confirmed for Voice Referendum The Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum will be held on October 14, with key dates for enrolling and voting now confirmed. Governor-General David Hurley issued the writ for the referendum on September 11, marking the official start of the referendum timeline. Australians can now apply for […]