Look back at our live coverage of the Voice to Parliament campaign on Thursday, October 12.
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If you are catching up, here is some of what we covered today : Indigenous elder turned away from voting centre for wearing Yes shirt NT opposition leader says alternatives to Voice being prepared Yes supporter Senator Pat Dodson says nation 'bogged down in division' No result would be a 'victory' for Blak sovereign movement, says Lidia Thorpe Noel Pearson urges voters to consider future generations at last-ditch Yes campaign rally for the Voice Participants of 1965 Freedom Ride...
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Voice opponent Lidia Thorpe says Voice should still be legislated if referendum failsLidia Thorpe, who has campaigned for a No vote in the referendum on a Voice to Parliament, says the Voice should be legislated if the referendum fails and the prime minister would be 'weak' to abandon the proposal.
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Notorious Neo-Nazis likely architects of 'menacing' video directed at Lidia ThorpeTwo notorious Australian Neo-Nazis are exposed as the likely architects of a menacing video in which a masked man denigrates Indigenous senator Lidia Thorpe before burning the Aboriginal flag.
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Voice referendum live updates: Independent senator Lidia Thorpe says No vote win would be a 'victory' for Blak Sovereign MovementFollow our live coverage of the Voice to Parliament campaign on Thursday, October 12.
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‘Absolutely’: Lidia’s unexpected call on VoiceLidia Thorpe says she’d support a legislated Voice to Parliament despite being one of the referendum’s most outspoken opponents.
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Greens: Bandt urges Yes, Blak Greens say No, others stay silent on VoiceMonths after Lidia Thorpe left the party over her opposition to the Voice, the party is still deeply divided on the referendum.
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Greens: Bandt urges Yes, Blak Greens say No, others stay silent on VoiceMonths after Lidia Thorpe left the party over her opposition to the Voice, the party is still deeply divided on the referendum.
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