You could face a fine if you fail to vote in the upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. Here's how to enrol and check your details are up to date.
Around 17.5 million eligible Australian voters will be asked to write yes or no on whether to enshrine an Voice to Parliament in the constitution.
It's important to have the details of your current address accurate and up to date ahead of the referendum. If you're overseas for a short time, you can fill in an overseas voting notification form to let authorities know you'll be voting from abroad.
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Postal voting applications for the Voice to Parliament referendum set to openAustralians will be a step closer to the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum next month as postal vote applications open.
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Australians have ‘not made their mind’ on the Voice to Parliament: Dean ParkinYes23 Campaign Director Dean Parkin says Australians have “not made their mind” on the Voice to Parliament. This comes as polls show support for the Voice continues to slip. “We do our own research obviously and we’re getting our own feedback from the 150,000 households that we’ve doorknocked over the last couple of weeks,” he told Sky News Australia. “That’s telling us that there are many Australians that have not made their mind up on this issue. “There’s genuine curiosity and openness and goodwill to this question of recognising Indigenous peoples through a Voice to Parliament.
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When will postal voting applications for the Voice to Parliament referendum open?Postal voting hasn't opened yet, as the legal writ is yet to be issued.
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Palmer to return to court over Voice to parliament voteA man has been busted driving a scissor lift through a popular party strip in Adelaide.
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‘Yes’ campaign’s behaviour pushing people to Vote ‘No’ for Voice referendumSky News host James Morrow says the thing pushing people to Vote No for the Voice referendum is the “behaviour of the Yes” campaign. “This idea that if you do not vote for the Voice if you have questions about the Voice – you are spreading misinformation, you are evil, you are a racist, you are not a good person, you don’t like Aboriginal people – none of these things are true of No voters,” Mr Morrow said. “Students at Charles Darwin University were told that they should reconsider a career in allied health if they do not support the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. “This sort of bullying is exactly the reason why so many people look at the Voice to Parliament, they look at creating another chapter to the constitution, they look at the way the High Court will wind up ultimately being the arbiter of this. “They say if this is how you are going to behave and demonize half the population – more than half now – I don’t want anything to do with it.”
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