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The yes pamphlet: campaign’s voice to parliament referendum essay – annotated and factchecked

Pamphlets written by politicians and published by the AEC have put the official case for a yes and no vote. They were not independently factchecked before publication, so Guardian Australia has added notes to the full essays to help you make better sense of them

The Guardian - AU

Voice referendum may be only chance for recognition, Linda Burney says

Comparing yes campaign to the republican movement, minister for Indigenous Australians tells Sydney rally that moment may never come again

The Guardian - AU

Word from The Hill: On ditching the Commonwealth Games, the Voice pamphlet, Labor's factions

As well as her interviews with politicians and experts, Politics with Michelle Grattan includes “Word from The Hill”, where she discusses the news with members of The Conversation’s politics team.

The Conversation

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'There's nothing to fear': Senior Australian of the Year strives to educate on the Voice

Professor Calma has also been appointed to the new Aged Care Taskforce.

The Canberra Times

The Voice will help all of us live in greater dignity

Referendum: Practical and spiritual benefit will come from walking together

Newcastle Herald

What Albo thinks of negative response to Voice survey

'We need to do better,' Anthony Albanese said.

Newcastle Herald

The campaign pamphlets for the Voice don't offer new perspectives. Do they still serve a purpose?

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) has published the “yes” and “no” pamphlets for the Voice to Parliament on its website. The pamphlet will eventually be printed and must be delivered to every household around the country at least 14 days before the referendum.

The Conversation

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Expertise v 10-point arguments: how the 'yes' and 'no' camps have sold their messages

The Australian Electoral Commission has just published the “yes” and “no” pamphlets for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

The Conversation

Risk versus dreams in rival voice referendum messages

Sporting stars and former judges weigh in on constitutional recognition as formal arguments are published for the voice referendum 'yes' and 'no' campaigns.

AAP

Yes/No cases for referendum pamphlet released, as Albanese urges greater effort from yes advocates

Anthony Albanese says the Voice referendum campaign will be relatively short and has declared the yes advocates need to be stronger in putting the argument for the change.

The Conversation

Voice backers sign off on ‘simple, hopeful’ message for referendum pamphlet

Yes and no camps have been writing their competing essays, to be published by AEC on Tuesday

The Guardian - AU

Labor gains in Newspoll 2PP despite primary slide; LNP wins Fadden byelection easily

A federal Newspoll, conducted July 12–15 from a sample of 1,570, gave Labor a 55–45 lead after preferences, a one-point gain for Labor since the previous Newspoll, three weeks ago. Newspoll figures are from The Poll Bludger.

The Conversation

No need to completely park light rail route land

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Newcastle Herald

'No doubt they are part of it': Noel Pearson on what The Voice means for Newcastle's youth

'It is about awareness and the respect they are learning through this.'

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Advisory body makes it clear whose voice is speaking to power

Letters to the Editor

The Guardian - AU

No campaign runs opposite claims on Indigenous voice across different social media pages

Exclusive: Advance lobby group runs multiple Facebook pages that target different demographics, including one that purports to be a neutral news source

The Conversation

What is 'reverse racism' – and what's wrong with the term?

“Reverse racism” is sometimes used to describe situations where white people believe they are negatively stereotyped or discriminated against because of their whiteness – or treated less favourably than people of colour.

Newcastle Herald

Newy, Newie or Newcastle? City's nicknames are terms of endearment

We even have shortened suburbs for the same reason.

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The Conversation

Voice support slumps in Essential poll; LNP leads in Queensland

An Essential poll, conducted July 5-9 from a sample of 1,125, had “yes” to the Indigenous Voice to parliament leading by 47-43, with 10% undecided. There has been a methods change from previous Essential polls that had no undecided option.

Newcastle Herald

Newcastle Airport upgrade's great, but we need better links to Sydney

'This would complete the picture.'

The Conversation

Why is it legal to tell lies during the Voice referendum campaign?

A referendum to recognise First Nations Australians in Australia’s Constitution by establishing a Voice to Parliament will be held later this year. The Voice would be an advisory body allowing Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to make representations to parliament and government on matters that affect them.

The Canberra Times

Dubbo-born Canberran hopeful for 'yes' vote

The Voice supporter feels it is Canberra's duty to talk to the regions.

The Canberra Times

Voice confusion, even in the 'yes' fortress of Canberra

Surveyed residents say 'yes' to the voice. But doubts remain.

Newcastle Herald

Baby, it comes at a cost: why our national fertility keeps on falling

'This will present a dilemma for policy-makers.'

The Conversation

Grattan on Friday: Linda Burney fills the Voice's in-tray, as the government battles to stop slide in yes vote

In a change of government tactics, Linda Burney this week deployed a sheet anchor to tie the Voice to practical outcomes. At the same time, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is weaponising the cost of living to flail it.

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