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Labor is asking Australians to permanently change the Constitution BEFORE providing details about how the Voice would operate.
Labor's proposal is risky, unknown, permanent and divisive.
This is not how a debate about the most significant change to our Constitution should be conducted in our country. ... See MoreSee Less

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It's a big YES from me. We must close the gap and like the 1967 referendum to include indigenous people in the census (previously counted as flora and fauna OMG) and MABO The Voice is the next step forward.

It’s a no from me

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The Liberal Party's dog whistling on The Voice is deafening! Their response to the referendum question under Peter Dutton aligns them with this nation's Far Right, including neo-Nazis, which tells us everything we need to know about it. While the Yes vote is supported by the overwhelming majority of the nation's institutional, legal, academic, sporting,, social and business organisations, the likes of the Murdoch press, Pauline Hanson, Mark Latham, and others from the Far Right continue to peddle misinformation and outright lies aimed at confusing the electorate. Even the Liberal Party itself is divided over the question, with the few moderate MPs who remain in the party choosing to vote Yes and not supporting their own party's stand. Sadly, the lies and misinformation being peddled by you are raising unwarranted doubts about the proposal gradually undermining the Australian people's initial strong support for it. You should be ashamed, Tony Pasin!

Its not Labour's Voice...Its our Voice! There is plenty of information available on the concepts of the proposal. Have you even read Prof Langtons proposal Tony? Its your job Tony Paisin, along with all parliamentarians to get off your backsides and work out the details of how it works! The Liberal Party seems incapable of understanding how referenda have worked in the past and will work in the future. This so called "lack of detail" is just a pathetic smokescreen by the Liberals and Nationals to reject the proposal. Well I vote YES, a big YES. We need a better deal for our indigenous people. Get with it Tony, you and Dutton are just making the Liberal Party more and more irrelevant in Australia's political landscape.

It's a NO from me

Nonsense. Silly memes to sway uneducated folk. Governments don't put too much detail into a constitution BC a constitution is too hard to change. The details are up to the government we elect. voice.gov.au/

Tony Pasin MP 91% of Australians voted YES in the 1967 referendum to include indigenous Australians to be counted as part of the Australian population. Now we have an opportunity to give our indigenous Australians a Voice in parliament. Historically white Australians have made decisions on behalf of indigenous Australians. Do you think the stolen generation of little kids would have ever been sanctioned if there had been an Indigenous Voice in Parliament during those times? Indigenous leaders who know the problems and have a say in the fix are paramount to assisting our understanding of the problems.

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