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'The Uluru statement stands': key yes campaigners to keep working towards Indigenous voice | Indigenous voice to parliament - Vimarsana News

'The Uluru statement stands': key yes campaigners to keep working towards Indigenous voice | Indigenous voice to parliament

Referendum ‘shifted Australia in the right direction’ despite failure in vote, one advocate says, as Indigenous leaders privately debate next steps

Narelda Jacobs has an ear to the ground with her NITV show The Point: Referendum Road Trip - Vimarsana News

Narelda Jacobs has an ear to the ground with her NITV show The Point: Referendum Road Trip

This year NITV’s The Point has been filming its Referendum Road Trip specials across the country in the lead-up to the Voice Referendum. The show’s host, WA-born Narelda Jacobs, reveals the mood on the ground.

Have Voice campaigners left their run too late? - Vimarsana News

Have Voice campaigners left their run too late?

Early voting in remote Indigenous communities starts next week, and with the Yes campaign still badly behind in published opinion polls, some fear the fight might already be lost.

Source: afr.com
Yes23 to hold a forum on the Voice in Tamworth | The Northern Daily Leader - Vimarsana News

Yes23 to hold a forum on the Voice in Tamworth | The Northern Daily Leader

Yes23 members to hold info session on the Voice in Tamworth.

The Yes campaign is keen to leave Canberra behind, as the No vote pulls ahead for the first time - Vimarsana News

The Yes campaign is keen to leave Canberra behind, as the No vote pulls ahead for the first time

With a war chest running into the millions of dollars, the Yes campaign is offering grants for community groups to hold local discussions.

Source: sbs.com.au