Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semitic trolls are spreading misleading and manipulative content about the referendum on social media platforms.
Neo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semitic trolls are spreading misleading and manipulative content about the Indigenous Voice to parliament online, with new analysis showing sponsored disinformation from China is amplifying division on social media.
Anti-Semitic groups have spread content suggesting the Voice is part of a plan by Jews to “decrease Australia’s sovereignty” on YouTube, Vimeo, 4chan and Telegram. Other claims suggest the Voice is part of a globalist invasion of Australia or moves to create a so-called “Aboriginal tax”.
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Yes campaign gears up for battle for suburban voters in Voice campaignNo celebrities, just grassroots supporters as the Yes campaign heads to Adelaide’s working-class suburbs to launch its six-week race to referendum day.
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Yes campaign gears up for battle for suburban voters in Voice campaignNo celebrities, just grassroots supporters as the Yes campaign heads to Adelaide’s working-class suburbs to launch its six-week race to referendum day.
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Ticks considered a ‘yes vote’ in Voice referendum while crosses not considered ‘no’ voteAustralian Electoral Commissioner Tom Rogers revealed a tick at the upcoming Voice referendum will be considered a “yes vote” but a cross will not be considered a “no,” says Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell. Opposition Leader Peter Dutton suggested the move of not counting a cross as “not fair,” Mr Clennell said. “The Electoral Commission rebuffed Mr Dutton saying these rules have been around referendums for decades.”
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Albanese government ‘getting on’ with its IR agenda in the middle of the Voice campaignWorkplace Relations Minister Tony Burke will appear at the National Press Club where he will outline the government’s IR agenda, with legislation to be introduced into Parliament the following week. According to Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell, this is a sign the Albanese government is getting on with its other agenda right in the middle of the Voice campaign.
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‘Better results’: Australians ‘understand the simplicity’ of the Voice referendumYes23 Campaign Director Dean Parkin says Australians “understand the simplicity” of the Voice referendum and how it can achieve “better results” for Indigenous Australians. “We’re talking about a committee made up of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples advising parliaments and governments on issues that have a really important effect on our communities,” Mr Parkin told Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell. “Issues like health, education, housing and jobs, because it doesn’t matter which side of the debate you’re on – everybody agrees the status quo for Indigenous peoples is not good enough. “We can’t keep doing the same thing and we know that we get better results when we listen to Indigenous peoples about how their communities work. “Australians get that and I think there’s great appetite to make sure that there will be a successful yes vote come referendum day.”
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