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Voice to parliament: business leaders defend supporting Yes campaign after heavy defeat - Vimarsana News

Voice to parliament: business leaders defend supporting Yes campaign after heavy defeat

After heavy criticism for the role played by big business in the Yes campaign, employers and directors say they will still keep publicly supporting good causes.

Source: afr.com
Voice referendum: Yes campaign missed an opportunity in ethnic Chinese community - Vimarsana News

Voice referendum: Yes campaign missed an opportunity in ethnic Chinese community

Prominent Chinese-Australians say members of their community are more likely to trust local leaders than politicians, and the Yes campaign could have done much better in the referendum.

Source: afr.com
Why are fund managers reluctant to discuss Voice referendum? - Vimarsana News

Why are fund managers reluctant to discuss Voice referendum?

Growing public sentiment has seen Australia’s corporate world and super funds venture into conversations around the Voice to Parliament, but it appears fund managers are more reluctant to reveal their stance.

Why are fund managers reluctant to discuss the Voice? - Vimarsana News

Why are fund managers reluctant to discuss the Voice?

Growing public sentiment has seen Australia’s corporate world and super funds venture into conversations around the Voice to Parliament, but it appears fund managers are more reluctant to reveal their stance.

Property developer Tim Gurner, man behind avocado toast meme, calls for up to 50 per cent rise in unemployment - Vimarsana News

Property developer Tim Gurner, man behind avocado toast meme, calls for up to 50 per cent rise in unemployment

Millionaire Tim Gurner, who made waves for suggesting Aussies cut back on avo toast if they want to buy a home, has garnered more controversy after coming out in support for a rise in the nation’s jobless rate.