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Members of the Yes campaign are still confident the Voice referendum will be successful despite a new poll showing a drastic fall in support for the proposal.

Australians were urged against leaving 'unfinished business to future generations'.

Australians were urged against leaving 'unfinished business to future generations'.

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has warned no other forms of Indigenous recognition will be on the table if the Voice referendum fails.

The prime minister said failure at the referendum would represent a repudiation of any change to the Constitution.

Business leaders say advocating for Indigenous reconciliation is a right and an obligation, rejecting suggestions they should “stick to their knitting”.

Indigenous lawyer and Yes campaigner Noel Pearson says the Voice to parliament could be up and running within this term of government.

All eyes are on Matildas' star striker Sam Kerr as the Australians ready for their must-win World Cup match against Denmark tonight.

Labor Senator Deborah O’Neill criticises the big four’s approach to expanding their share of government work; Geoffrey Watson is “absolutely appalled” the Lehrmann report was leaked to the media. Follow updates here.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says voters will have only one chance to vote for a Voice to parliament, drawing parallels with the republic referendum of 1999.