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YES CAMPAIGNER: Good morning, we’re just encouraging a Yes vote to Parliament. Thank you very much.ADAM HARVEY: At Adelaide Railway Station, the campaign is on.ADAM HARVEY: The leaders of the Yes campaign are here for the announcement of the referendum date in a state that’s critical to national success.
ADAM HARVEY: In March, South Australia legislated its own Voice to Parliament. Kyam Maher is the state’s first Indigenous Attorney-General. ADAM HARVEY: After a request from Indigenous elders, the state Voice has been postponed until after the national vote. ADAM HARVEY: At Adelaide Railway Station, it’s tricky to find anyone who says they'll vote no. You have to go a little further afield.
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