A $20 million advertising blitz, with four weeks to go ahead of the Voice referendum; Work begins on Australia's first multi-year study on back and neck pain; The newest Matilda's player, Clare Hunt, signs her first overseas contract.
Work begins on Australia's first multi-year study on back and neck painThe Yes campaign for an Indigenous Voice to Parliament has released a new $20 million ad featuring a young Indigenous boy who wishes for a "country that hears my voice".
A spokesman for No campaign group Fair Australia criticised the ad and corporate sponsorships used by the Yes campaign, saying it believes "Australians don't want to be divided by race".And you can find comprehensive information about the referendum by visiting the SBS Voice Referendum portal.Australian researchers are beginning the country's first study on back and neck pain and patients access to healthcare for these conditions.
Lead researcher Dr Rutger de Zoete, from the University of Adelaide, says it is hoped the study's findings will contribute to better policy decisions to improve the quality of life for patients. Since 2021, new electric vehicles that cost less than $68,750 attract a $3,000 subsidy in New South Wales.Both those measures will now expire from January 1 next year, creating $527 million for the government.