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The Voice referendum campaign is becoming a tale of two polls and a political battle
Supporters of the Yes campaign are still hopeful the referendum will pass but a growing number of No voters is putting it at risk, writes Dana Morse.
Could young people lead Australia to vote Yes in the Voice to Parliament referendum?
Millennials and members of Generation Z have never voted in a national referendum before, but they may decide whether the constitution changes this year.
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analysis:The numbers can't be ignored. Yes is behind, and it's trying new angles to appeal to anyone still on the fence
The confidence of Yes campaigners at Garma can be difficult to fathom when looking at the hard numbers and trend lines that usually dictate political campaigns, writes David Speers.
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analysis:Did pressure from PM over Voice lead to controversial WA Juukan Gorge law being scrapped?
With the WA government apparently backflipping on its Aboriginal Cultural Heritage laws, passed just a month ago, questions are being asked about whether new Premier Roger Cook has bowed to pressure from the PM, writes Cason Ho.
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analysis:Anthony Albanese stares down calls for rethink on timing of the Voice referendum
The prime minister has made clear that fear of the Voice referendum failing will not stop him from keeping his word to the late Yolngu leader and land rights legend Yunupiŋu, writes Patricia Karvelas.
Everything you need to know about the Voice
What is the Indigenous Voice to Parliament and why are we all voting to change the Constitution? Our political reporter, Dana Morse, takes a deep dive into everything you need to know about the Voice.
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analysis:The Voice was supposed to unify Australians. Where has the optimism gone?
When Anthony Albanese confirmed at the Garma Festival 12 months ago that his new government would go ahead with a referendum on Indigenous recognition and an Indigenous Voice, the Arnhem Land air seemed full of optimism. Since then, things have not been going well, writes Laura Tingle.
'Really difficult decision': Prominent campaigner against Voice set to vote yes after changing mind
Perth-based Indigenous activist Megan Krakouer switches camps in the Voice to Parliament referendum debate, saying she will now vote yes despite stridently supporting the no campaign previously.
Tell us what you want to know about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament
We want to know your burning questions about the Voice, which we'll be using to inform our coverage.
Is there treaty in the Voice? What is treaty and truth-telling? Voice to Parliament questions answered
From voice to truth to treaty and Makarrata, there are a lot of words being thrown around in the Voice to Parliament debate coming from Canberra. So, what have they got to do with the upcoming referendum?
Fact check: Do the polls show that Indigenous support for the Voice is between 80 and 90 per cent?
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has claimed surveys show Indigenous Australians support the Voice at a rate between 80 and 90 per cent. Is that correct? RMIT ABC Fact Check investigates.
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Bungguls are one of Australia's oldest ceremonies. So, what does it involve?
Bungguls are the main attraction at Garma Festival, in north-east Arnhem Land. But this year is the first festival without Gumatj trailblazer Yunupiŋu.
Anthony Albanese says referendum will happen this year as he urges 'vote Yes for better future’
Twelve months after committing to a Voice referendum during last year's Garma Festival, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is drumming up support for the Yes campaign at this year's event. Catch up on all the action from this year's event.
Calls for non-Indigenous Australians to research the Voice to avoid turning 'apathy into a vote'
Voter disinterest and confusion are threatening to create an uninformed outcome on the Voice referendum, researchers warn.
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analysis:With a possible double dissolution, Albanese has an exceptionally rare opportunity
Anthony Albanese has signalled a return to a sharper political contest with his announcement that the government would be reintroducing the legislation for its Housing Australia Future Fund next week, writes Laura Tingle.
'This is their country': Migrants say they need more resources to learn about the Voice to Parliament
Awareness of the Voice is low among newly arrived migrant and refugee communities, a survey by settlement service AMES Australia finds.
Uluru Statement from the Heart signatory blames 'toxic' racism for silencing people about the Voice
Attendees of a Support Yes Forum south of Adelaide voice their fears about the momentum of the No campaign, as a Ngarrindjerri, Kaurna and Wirangu woman warns there is a lot of work to do to convince some of her own people to support a Voice to Parliament.
Why this screenshot of a Yes campaign email does not equal 'bribes paid by the taxpayer'
Conjecture appeared on social media this week suggesting Labor MPs were offering 'bribes' in the form of grants to community organisations to become active in campaigning for a Voice.
This is how the Voice to Parliament would work, according to these Indigenous executives
The Voice is not a new concept — Aboriginal executives across Australia advise people on First Nations' issues every day. They explain how an Indigenous Voice to Parliament could work just as they do.
As the Voice to Parliament campaign ramps up, Victoria's Aboriginal communities are outlining their positions
So far, only two of Victoria's 11 registered Traditional Owner groups are advocating for a Yes vote in the Voice to Parliament referendum.
Pro-Voice to Parliament lawyer quoted in official No pamphlet furious at inclusion
A constitutional lawyer who supports the Voice to Parliament says he is likely to complain to the electoral commission, after being quoted in official material for the No case.
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