Neither side of the republican debate believes a No vote on the Voice will scare Anthony Albanese off a second referendum.
Key republican and monarchist leaders expect Prime Minister Anthony Albanese to push ahead with a referendum on a republic, even if Australians reject an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Albanese has flagged the prospect of a referendum for an Australian republic in Labor's second term if it is re-elected, appointing Matt Thistlethwaite as the country's first-ever assistant minister for the republic last year.
" a starting point in conversations now with the broader public ... The big lesson is to make sure you're bringing people along for the ride," he said. "Whatever the model is that we all end up landing on, it'll be well and truly out there. The details will be out there before the day.
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