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Nioka Coe spoke out against the constitutional change, saying not one politician, aside from Senator Lidia Thorpe, had visited the embassy to discuss it.

With the date announced for the Voice to Parliament referendum, Yes and No groups are asking for fundraising help and are expected to ramp up grassroots campaigning.

Nioka Coe, the daughter of one of the four original protesters Billy Craigie, said people at the makeshift embassy permanently based in Canberra had not been consulted on their voice.