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Australian voters reject greater Indigenous rights - Vimarsana News

Australian voters reject greater Indigenous rights

SYDNEY, Oct 14 — Australians have roundly rejected greater rights for Indigenous citizens, scuppering plans to amend the country’s 122-year-old constitution after a divisive...

Anger, tears, blame - and a thundering message to Australia: How the Yes campaign reacted to crushing Voice defeat - with Aboriginal elders warning: 'We now know where we stand in our own country' - Vimarsana News

Anger, tears, blame - and a thundering message to Australia: How the Yes campaign reacted to crushing Voice defeat - with Aboriginal elders warning: 'We now know where we stand in our own country'

Every state in Australia returned a resounding No result on Saturday night with Yes campaigners and voters across the country reacting with shock at margin by which the proposal was voted down.

Anthony Albanese could have won the Voice referendum with three simple words. But - somehow - the PM and his Yes campaign couldn't find them, writes LEVI PARSONS - Vimarsana News

Anthony Albanese could have won the Voice referendum with three simple words. But - somehow - the PM and his Yes campaign couldn't find them, writes LEVI PARSONS

There was one thing the Yes campaign could have done that may have changed the debate. Something so obvious and painfully simple it beggars belief why it wasn't part of the strategy.

Voice referendum: Yes campaigner Thomas Mayo unleashes in live TV spray against 'disgusting' No campaign - Vimarsana News

Voice referendum: Yes campaigner Thomas Mayo unleashes in live TV spray against 'disgusting' No campaign

Mr Mayo, who is a signatory to the Uluru Statement from the Heart, said he is 'devastated' at the result but does not blame voters, but rather politicians.