The Prime Minister will use the final days of the Voice to parliament campaign to rally support in battleground areas.
, Anthony Albanese will try to reclaim momentum for the Yes campaign with a symbolic visit to Uluru, insisting the fight for constitutional change remains winnable.
But the advisory body appears increasingly toxic with voters, as two new polls on Monday showed support haemorrhaging further. Newspoll, published by, put the No vote at 58 per cent, ahead of Yes on 34 per cent, while a Resolve poll in“This is not done,” the prime minister said on Monday, as Yes-campaign volunteers blanketed public transport networks in capital cities and pushed to call 1 million people to talk about constitutional recognition in the campaign’s final days.
“They want to just get it out of the way. They don’t want to line up, not interested in the sausage on Saturday morning, so they’ve made up their mind,” he said.“My message to them this week is that this is a moral choice for the country,” he said.
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