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Two in three voters nationwide would eject Rishi Sunak from Downing Street if they could, survey suggests

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The support he felt - and saw - within his own bubble may account for why he was in denial about the polls.

Still, it’s hard to see how the Yes campaign can get over the line on current trends, let alone produce a result that unites the country in favour of the Voice.

Wealthy areas of Sydney, Melbourne and Perth that have Australias most Teslas and a climate change-focused teal independent MP are turning against the Voice and are set to vote No.

Some of the most prominent Labor MPs backing a Yes vote have found themselves opposing the majority of their constituents in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has been confronted with polling which shows the Northern Territory seat of Lingiari is set to vote No for the Voice to Parliament in an interview with Sky News Australia from Uluru.

The Prime Minister has repeatedly assured the public that the cost of living remains the number one priority for he and his government.

Former PM John Howard says Anthony Albanese and Penny Wong have been 'lukewarm' in their condemnation of the attack by Hamas.