The Indigenous Voice to Parliament proposal has been resoundingly defeated in Saturday’s referendum in a major blow to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. It took less than 90 minutes of counting after polls closed in the east for the result to be called by election watchers as a massive defeat forContinue Reading
Australian media personality Abbie Chatfield has thrown her support behind the Yes campaign, revealing why she cast an early vote in the Voice to Parliament Referendum. Chatfield took to Instagram on Thursday evening to share her personal journey with deciding how to vote, specifically as a non-Indigenous voter. “As aContinue Reading
When rapper Briggs went viral on social media last week for posting a short video, the Yes campaign was bolstered by an outpouring of support. As early voting opened ahead of the October 14 referendum, the Yorta Yorta man – fed up with wishy-washy arguments and misinformation – decided heContinue Reading
Indigenous rapper Adam Briggs, who stars in a viral video supporting the Yes vote, wants Australians to know one thing — this is not a land grab. Six days out from the referendum, the iconic Aussie rapper and Yorta Yorta man is hoping to change some minds about the voteContinue Reading
A video expertly simplifying the divisive Voice referendum has lit up social media just one day after it launched, where it’s attracting a wave of both support and slander. ‘Far Enough – Vote Yes’ was directed by Australian filmmaker Nash Edgerton – whose brother is actor Joel Edgerton – andContinue Reading
Hollywood blockbuster star Jason Momoa has endorsed the Yes campaign to his 17 million followers, causing extreme division among his local fanbase. The Aquaman actor, 44, who was born in Hawaii and is of Indigenous Polynesian descent, shared a viral ‘Yes vote’ video directed by Australian filmmaker Nash Edgerton, whichContinue Reading
A young Liberal supporter is facing major backlash after referencing her Holocaust survivor grandmother in a video where she hit back at being called “racist”. Freya Leach is a self-described “conservative” and “classical Liberal” who is an avid supporter of the No campaign for the Indigenous Voice to parliament. TheContinue Reading