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Four key factors explain the steady gains for the No side in the contest between a positive but woolly message for the Voice and the sharp and negative warnings against change.

Despite what the Opposition might have you think, 26 pages of cartoons would have Mark David working overtime!

Peter Dutton appears to have toned down his commitment to holding a second referendum if Australians vote No on 14 October.

On September 3, Mr Dutton said he was committed to holding a referendum to recognise Indigenous Australians without establishing the Voice body if the October 14 referendum fails.

Opposition leader Peter Dutton has stopped short of endorsing a contentious remark made by senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price who claimed colonisation had a positive impact.

As the Voice to Parliament Referendum nears, some leaders within Australia's Hazara community have expressed their solidarity with the 'Yes' campaign while others say if successful, it will introduce 'just another layer of bureaucracy'.

We learned the hard way the importance of clear leadership, an emotive argument and to get out of our bubble

Voters should listen to Jacinta Price, who said colonisation had a positive impact on First Nations people, rather than 'capital city views', Peter Dutton said.

Voters should listen to Jacinta Price, who said colonisation had a positive impact on First Nations people, rather than 'capital city views', Peter Dutton said.

Yes. Or No. What is a straightforward choice on referendum day has mutated into one of the nastier periods in Australian political history.