Multicultural groups are pledging their support for Voice, but many people are still in dark on the referendum

With almost half of Australians having a parent born overseas, multicultural Australians' vote in the Voice referendum could prove significant. It's a cohort both the Yes and No campaigns are trying to court with community forums.

Related Keywords

Ireland ,Iran ,Sydney ,New South Wales ,Australia ,Yan Ling ,Anhui ,China ,Vietnam ,Republic Of ,Philippines ,Cape York ,Queensland ,Sri Lanka ,Greece ,Tonga ,Italy ,Fiji ,Irish ,Australian ,Italian ,Tongan ,Vietnamese ,Iranian ,Fijian ,Sri Lankan ,Chinese ,Greek ,Australians ,Filipino ,Linda Burney ,Dai Le ,Denis Yengi ,Mitta Bullosh ,Jamal Daoud ,Fethi Mansouri ,Bella Swann ,Yanni Jiang ,Peter Dutton ,Nyunggai Warren Mundine ,Shireen Morris ,Indigenous Affairs ,Indigenous Voice To Parliament ,Chinese Community Council Of Australia Victoria ,Alfred Deakin Institute ,Australian Electoral Commission ,United Indian Association ,African Communities Council Of South Australia ,First Nations ,Indigenous Voice ,Pacific Islanders ,Torres Strait Islander ,Pacific Islander ,Radical Centre Reform Lab ,Macquarie University Law School ,Australian Indian ,Pacific Islands ,Palestinian Australian ,Multicultural Voices Against ,Indigenous Affairs Minister Linda Burney ,Chinese Community Council ,Western Sydney ,Indigenous Studies ,African Communities Council ,South Australia ,Uluru Statement ,Multicultural Australia For ,Indigenous Australians ,Dean Parkin ,Indigenous ,Voice ,Parliament ,Debate ,Boriginal ,Multicultural ,Ald , ,