Veteran Indigenous Rights Activist, on the Voice to Parliament … At the forefront of doubt around the Voice is the substantial power it will really have in being able to advise decisions that concern First Nations people. Veteran Indigenous rights activist Gary Foley questions this too, saying the Voice to Read more
Indigenous Activist and Leader on The Voice to Parliament … One of the major conversation points around the Voice to Parliament is people not knowing exactly what to vote for. The big question: am I voting No, or am I voting Yes? Vanessa Roberts Turnbull via the Wheeler Centre There Read more
Tasmanian Aboriginal Leader, on the Voice to Parliament … Arguments to vote for and against the Voice that are circulating the nation need to be identified more closely. Is the Yes vote progressive or not? Is the No vote progressive, racial, or conservative? Michael Mansell is a Tasmanian Aboriginal Leader Read more
Aboriginal Australian academic and activist on The Voice to Parliament … Amongst those who have publicly been campaigning for The Voice is Indigenous academic and activist Marcia Langton, who believes the Voice, though a stepping stone, will create a better future for all First Nations people. Marcia Langton via the Read more
Uluru Youth Dialogue Creator, On The Voice to Parliament … Bridget Cama via University of New South Wales Bridget Cama is one of two creators of the Uluru Youth Network that runs alongside the Uluru Statement group. The Uluru Youth Network is a collective group of young First Nations peoples Read more
Torres Strait Islander descendant and President of Women in Agriculture on The Voice to Parliament … In making a decision on how to vote for The Voice to Parliament, it is important to make an informed decision. This means that the right research and investigation is needed when addressing The Read more
A Young Wiradjuri-Italian Woman on the Voice to Parliament … On the ground perspectives are one of the most important perspectives to consider within the Voice debate. However, even further than that, young First Nations within immediate communities reach further in sharing advice as they are not only the generation Read more
Larrika Leader, on The Voice to Parliament … The goal of the Voice to Parliament is, in essence, to nationally recognise and drive change for First Nations people within Australia. However, many Indigenous people believe it instead is dividing our nation further. Amongst the overwhelming conversations, many Australians are seemingly Read more
On the Multicultural Voices Against the Voice … While the Voice directly impacts all Australians, there are minor communities within our nation that believe their opinions are being overlooked within the debate. Jamal Daoud is the organiser of the Multicultural Voices Against the Voice group, who created the group as Read more