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Lidia Thorpe (pictured) said the Voice to Parliament referendum was tearing indigenous communities apart.

Lidia Thorpe exposes why she thinks Anthony Albanese’s Voice to Parliament is hurting Aboriginal people

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Nat Barr pushes government to declare just how much power the Voice to Parliament will wield

Nat Barr pushes government to declare just how much power the Voice to Parliament will wield

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Just over a third of Australians - 36 per cent - say they will vote Yes to Voice to Parliament, according to the Newspoll survey of 1,239 voters (Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is pictured wearing, during a Midnight Oil concert, a “Voice, Treaty, Truth T-shirt) logo

Voice to Parliament is set for a No landslide as disastrous new poll for the Yes campaign emerges revealing support for the referendum has plummeted to a record low

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Aboriginal woman reveals the astonishing reason why she is voting NO to the Voice to Parliament

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Project co-host Waleed Aly (pictured with his wife) says Voice's

Waleed Aly reveals the ‘biggest mistake’ about the Voice to Parliament referendum

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Australian artist Kamahl (right) suddenly changed his mind about Voice

Kamahl changes his mind about the Voice to Parliament referendum and will be voting YES after all – so is this a sign all is not lost?

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Anthony Albanese (pictured) has been accused of focusing the Voice referendum rather than on issues affecting everyday Australians.

Anthony Albanese government’s focus on The Voice to Parliament slammed as power bills rise: ‘The great distraction’

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A stand at Stade Accor will be renamed the Cathy Freeman Stand

Cathy Freeman reveals how she will be voting in the Voice to Parliament referendum – and the Olympic legend is urging all Australians to do the same

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Referendum rules give extra weight to votes cast by people whose home addresses are in Australian states but not in the ACT or Northern Territory. Pictured Anthony Albanese with Yothu Yindi board member Djaawa Yunupingu in East Arnhem Land in 2022

Indigenous Voice to Parliament: Why votes in the ACT and the Northern Territory will mean less than ballots from Australia’s states

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Liberals hope focus on housing, crime halts their plummet in the polls as Parliament returns | CBC News

As Parliament reconvenes, Liberals anticipate housing and crime agenda to reverse their declining popularity: Breaking:

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