Constitutional recognition is a powerful statement that will drive practical change. Voting Yes means: On Wednesday, the Uluru Dialogue and Yes23 called on young Australians to talk to their networks about why they support the Voice. The ad, which hit airwaves Monday, then transitions to a close-up shot of a baby’s feet, then a toddler blowing out her birthday candles. The ad tells viewers that a “yes” vote is a “reasonable, common sense vote.” Speaking to 3AW radio host Neil Mitchell on Tuesday, leading Yes campaigner Noel Pearson warned a No vote would be “a precipice”.

When people on the ground are listened to and engaged, better laws and policies are made. Advice from the Voice will make our decisions and directions more informed and more successful. Recognition in the Constitution will help heal our nation.”We've had some fantastic recommendations from you for books that you'd love to be included - please keep them coming. For details see the Advisory Report on the Constitution Alteration (Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice) 2023.

It’s been the same for other referendums. Unless there’s bipartisan support people get suss about it. There are potentially two million Labor voters planning to vote No.” Australians from all walks of life, all faiths and cultures, and all sides of politics have given their support to this proposal. Another former Sunderland defender, Brendon Galloway, really struggled at this level during a loan spell on Wearside, how would you summarise his spell with your club? These are the cases that all these extreme restrictions don’t make an exception for,” Sweet said. “These laws really do impact situations and circumstances that are universally understandable. These laws are really outside the scope of everyone’s values.” The idea of a Voice has been decades in the making. Many Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people have put in a great deal of hard work and goodwill.The Voice will advise on practical steps to improve Indigenous health, education, employment and housing.

Navigating an integrative approach to cancer can include a steep learning curve. We want to empower ourselves with good quality information and evidence to support our decisions and journey. How would you describe Schumacher’s style of play and which eleven players do you think he will select?

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The Wigwam Café helps you to understand if joining a Group, or being part of a Group may be right for you and the support you need and would love. Members of the Voice will be chosen by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people in their local area and serve for a fixed period.

Opinion polls show a majority of the voting population in favour of saving Yasuní from deforestation and from contamination of water sources caused by oil extraction. Yet, while most of the presidential candidates support the idea of keeping fossil fuels in the ground, and plan to vote ‘Yes’ to end oil drilling in Yasuní, at the same time they all expressed concerns as to how the economy would survive without the income from the park’s oil reserves. More than one-third of the government’s revenue comes from oil. The soft No and soft Yes [voters] are really a manifestation of people not paying attention to the referendum full-stop. It’s two book-ends screaming at each other and a vast chasm in the middle.” To pass, the referendum requires a “double majority”— a national majority of Yes votes, and a majority of states voting Yes.Finn Azaz has taken his time to get up to fitness since rejoining from Aston Villa on loan but he’s really stepped up now to be such a threat. While endorsing a ‘Yes’ vote in principle, all of the candidates also spoke of the need to seek an alternative source of revenue for the government from international sources to make up for the economic loss from the closure of the Yasuní oil wells. In a statement on Tuesday, Wuchner called a “yes” vote on Amendment No. 2 a “reasonable, commonsense vote to protect the vulnerable and safeguard our tax dollars.”