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The Yes case is plummeting. For a sneaky win, it needs to knock on every door in Tassie and SA

The next steps? Triage Queensland and WA, assume Victoria and NSW will vote Yes, and send an army of volunteers to Tasmania and SA.

Crikey

'We sing it at parties, we sing it at the pub': Your guide to Hunter Voice campaigns

Hunter organisations supporting 'Yes'.

Newcastle Herald

Investors be warned: Airbnb levy to soar

Huge rises in charges on short-term accommodation such as Airbnb are on the cards in Queensland and Victoria, and No camp’s key spokeswoman Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says Indigenous peoples don’t need a treaty because there was no ‘declaration of war’, and anyway, white settlement was a good thing.

Crikey

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Where's the sport in targeting injured players like Kalyn Ponga?

'Such tactics ... amount to thuggery.'

Newcastle Herald

Grattan on Friday: Langton and Price fight with passion and gloves off for beliefs

Anthony Albanese cemented victory in the 2022 election by being mostly highly cautious and having Labor run, by and large, a tight campaign. If he loses the Voice referendum, which is looking very likely, his own overreach and the “yes” campaign’s ill-discipline will carry a good deal of blame.

The Conversation

Unpacking five key claims from Jacinta Price’s National Press Club address on the voice

We look at the shadow Indigenous Australians minister’s comments on issues including colonisation and the power and composition of the voice to parliament

The Guardian - AU

Should shareholders, directors and companies back the Voice?

While some big names are saying Yes, many of Australia’s top 300 companies have been overly cautious about stepping into the Voice to Parliament fray.

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Using Neville Bonner’s politics to guess his stance on the voice seems an indolent misuse of history

What would the first Aboriginal parliamentarian have thought of the voice to parliament? None of us can ever know – not even George Brandis

The Guardian - AU

Are things going backwards? A history of Indigenous peoples and the constitution

How will the Voice referendum compare with previous attempts to change First Nations peoples’ relationship with the constitution?

Crikey

In targeting ‘soft No’ and undecided Voice voters, the Yes camp faces a daunting task

The Yes team is running out of time to turn the undecided voters around, and the No team is making the most of that.

Crikey

Australian media’s failure on the Voice is becoming too big to ignore

Australian journalists must rebuild their traditional strength of reporting from the outside in, ‘lifting their game’ on behalf of First Nations peoples.

Crikey

News Corp’s Voice coverage ‘heavily biased in favour of the No campaign’, study finds

News Corp commentators including Peta Credlin, Andrew Bolt and Paul Murray were all found to heavily favour No arguments in their coverage.

Crikey

63 MPs call on US to free Assange

Sixty-three MPs and senators have written a strong letter calling on the US to stop persecuting WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange and warning of ‘a sharp and sustained outcry in Australia’ if he is extradited from the UK, and Opposition Leader Peter Dutton wants to stop Canberra becoming a ‘boom market’…

Crikey

Explainer: what is executive government and what does it have to do with the Voice to Parliament?

In the upcoming Voice referendum, all Australian voters must decide whether to approve the proposed law to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples through the mechanism of a Voice to Parliament and the executive government of the Commonwealth.

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Corporate Australia fails to sway public as Indigenous Voice faces defeat

Australian businesses’ support for the Voice is doing little to boost the flagging fortunes of the ‘yes’ campaign.

The Canberra Times

How our readers plan to vote on the Voice

Survey shows Voice support weakest in Dubbo and strongest in Canberra.

Crikey

ABC omits the full job title, Tas Libs stick to the script, and Prince Harry dons a German uniform (again)

The ABC deletes a misleading tweet, the scattered approach of the Tasmanian Liberals, and Alexander Downer goes after ‘elites’.

Pedestrian.tv

A Vote No Campaign Team Allegedly Told Volunteers To ‘Flat Out Lie’ & Spread ‘Misinformation’

A group for the Vote No campaign have landed themselves in trouble after leaks that they were instructing volunteers to play dodgy.

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Crikey

Polarisation, political campaigning and the stories the media tells itself about a Voice

If Australians vote No on October 14, it won’t be the result of one campaign or another, but a revelation of our values. It’s time to accept that.

Crikey

Dutton goes even lower

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton posted false claims on social media that Indigenous leader Marcia Langton had branded No voters as ‘racist’ or ‘stupid’, and Sydney will turn smoky as firefighters conduct a hazard reduction burn of nearly 700 hectares around the city’s urban fringe.

Newcastle Herald

Extending Eraring's life a backward step

Letters to the editor

Pedestrian.tv

Nobody Under 42 Has Voted In A Referendum Before So Here’s What You Need To Know About V-Day

Here's everything you need to know about voting in the upcoming Voice referendum, and what happens when the votes are counted.

The Conversation

What does history tell us about the Coalition's proposal for a second referendum?

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has committed to holding another referendum on Indigenous constitutional recognition (without a Voice to Parliament), if the upcoming Voice referendum fails.

Crikey

No campaign tactics word-for-word lift of the same old fearmongering

The No campaign against the Voice is muddying the water with ’emotive language’ rather than ‘facts and figures’. Sounds familiar.

Crikey

No camp’s strategy: fear over fact

The No camp’s volunteers have been told to use ’emotive language’ to sow feelings of ‘uncertainty, doubt or fear’, and former Morrison government minister Karen Andrews accuses an unnamed colleague of breathing on her neck and making suggestive comments.

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