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A Quiet Voice in a Potential PM's Ear - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

A Quiet Voice in a Potential PM's Ear - Quadrant Online

The ABC unilaterally renaming our major cities and all the other in-your-face Aboriginal themes that now dominate our national life were imposed without any input whatsoever from the Australian people. I imagine we would need a plebiscite to change the Australian Flag but not, apparently, to diminish it

The Voice referendum: Cheating the People - Quadrant Online - Vimarsana News

The Voice referendum: Cheating the People - Quadrant Online

It is perfectly clear a law not submitted to voters cannot be approved by them and, therefore, cannot be presented to amend the Constitution. Here behold the Voice referendum question's sleight of hand: the short question Australians are being asked to endorse or reject is not -- repeat is not -- what would be added to the Constitution. Should 'Yes' succeed, it will prevail only until the High Court inevitably rules against it

This state wanted to leave Australia so badly, it had a referendum - Vimarsana News

This state wanted to leave Australia so badly, it had a referendum

Western Australia tried to become its own country more than once.

Source: sbs.com.au
Bitter politics | The Spectator Australia - Vimarsana News

Bitter politics | The Spectator Australia

Bitter politics on The Spectator Australia | I have two mottoes. This first is ‘never look back’ and the second, and more important one in these troubled…

An Indigenous Voice: Truth, treaty and reconciliation - Vimarsana News

An Indigenous Voice: Truth, treaty and reconciliation

'We have a lot of work to do if there is to be any prospect of a successful referendum on the Voice to Parliament, which Indigenous people have put to us as the mode by which they want to be recognised in the Constitution. They have said they want a Voice. Now, we can debate whether it be a Voice to Parliament or a Voice to Parliament and government, or a Voice just about particular laws.' By Frank Brennan