The Latest Breaking News from Yes23

Swastikas were also shown in what organisers say were shocking and targeted incidents

Qantas is providing travel for the Yes23 campaign and the Uluru Dialogue teams “so they can engage with regional and remote Australians”.

Political advertising for the Voice campaign is ramping up, particularly on social media. So, who is the target audience for each campaign’s ad, what are their key messages, and how effective will they be?

With some suspicious and others not even aware the voice referendum is taking place, volunteers face an uphill battle in the suburbs of Melbourne

Supporters of the Indigenous voice to parliament urged to hone their strategy in bid to convince undecided Australians to vote yes

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton says some pro-Voice big companies are cowards ‘craving popularity’ by backing the Yes23 campaign, and gambling companies should pay for gamblers’ rehab and legal help.

Day of action seeks to rally support for a campaign to recognise Australia’s Indigenous people in its constitution.

The energy regulator warns Australia is too slow investing in a new, clean electricity supply, and NDIS Minister Bill Shorten describes last week in Parliament as ‘worse than shambolic, it was toxic’.

In a turnaround from earlier this year, the No side is winning the battle for hearts and minds online.

Simon Frost, a former Victorian Liberal Party chief and key adviser to former treasurer Josh Frydenberg, is chief operating officer for the Yes23 campaign for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, and whistleblower Richard Boyle says he’s been wrongly denied protection under the Public Interest Disclosure Act.

Campaigns for the Voice to Parliament are targeting voters in capital cities who are under 45 with a post-secondary education, while those against are trying to reach WA, SA and QLD voters over 30.