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HESTA superannuation fund declares its support for the Voice after poll shows support slipping - Vimarsana News

HESTA superannuation fund declares its support for the Voice after poll shows support slipping

Industry super fund HESTA is backing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's Indigenous Voice to Parliament, after a poll showed support for constitutional change slipping.

Australian citizenship, climate change, taxing the rich - Vimarsana News

Australian citizenship, climate change, taxing the rich

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Malcolm Turnbull's former son-in-law James Brown tells Q&A he will be voting no to the Voice - Vimarsana News

Malcolm Turnbull's former son-in-law James Brown tells Q&A he will be voting no to the Voice

James Brown, who was former prime minister Malcolm Turnbull's son-in-law, has revealed why he will be voting no to the Voice at this year's referendum.

Lowering the voting age, protecting elderly from scams: What you missed in Parliament - Vimarsana News

Lowering the voting age, protecting elderly from scams: What you missed in Parliament

Singapore's current voting age of 21 is discriminatory, Workers' Party chair Sylvia Lim told Parliament on Tuesday (April 18). Speaking on day two of the debate on the President's Address, Lim (Aljunied GRC) shared that "ageism can be directed towards the young". "When we require male Singaporeans to serve National Service at 18 years but only permit them to vote...

The Voice referendum: Everyday Indigenous Australians who will vote 'No' - Vimarsana News

The Voice referendum: Everyday Indigenous Australians who will vote 'No'

Australians will vote in the referendum between October and December - after Prime Minster Anthony Albanese revealed the wording of the proposal last month.