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Comedian Rove McManus call for Australians to just be decent and vote Yes at the Voice to Parliament referendum has been slammed online by supporters of the No campaign.

There's no right answer, only the answer that's right for you.

The prime minster says he had done everything he could to secure a Yes vote, as leading No campaigners express confidence that the Voice referendum will fail.

A final poll has shown a surprising twist as Australians cast their votes on the Voice to Parliament referendum on Saturday.

The prime minister urged voters to be on the “right side of history”, as leading Indigenous Voice advocates delivered a grim message that reconciliation was on the line.

A Newspoll found No at 57 per cent and Yes at 37 per cent - a late three-per-cent swing to the Yes camp .

The prime minister urged voters to be on the “right side of history”, as leading Indigenous Voice advocates delivered a grim message that reconciliation was on the line.

The prime minister urged voters to be on the “right side of history”, as leading Indigenous Voice advocates delivered a grim message that reconciliation was on the line.

Australians are voting in the country's first referendum since 1999, asked to recognise indigenous people in the constitution through an advisory body.

The Yes campaign mobilised up to 70,000 volunteers and had a powerful presence at polling stations but privately conceded that the numbers were against them.