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Referendum

  • Illinois Ends State Grocery Tax, Allowing Local Governments to Reimpose It
    Illinois Ends State Grocery Tax, Allowing Local Governments to Reimpose It
    Illinois Gov. JB Pritzker signed a bill ending the state’s 1 percent grocery tax, shifting the decision to local governments.
    August 6, 2024BY Tom Ozimek
  • Irish Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Constitutional Change on Family and Women
    Irish Voters Overwhelmingly Reject Constitutional Change on Family and Women
    The proposals would have removed the so-called ‘woman in the home’ clause and widened the definition of family ...
    March 10, 2024BY Lily Zhou
  • ‘The Voice’ Was Only a Test for Bigger Change to Our Constitution
    ‘The Voice’ Was Only a Test for Bigger Change to Our Constitution
    The Voice to Parliament was all in aid of manufacturing an Australian republic.
    November 13, 2023BY Alexander Voltz
  • Australasia’s Recent Votes Have Strategic Consequences
    Australasia’s Recent Votes Have Strategic Consequences
    Commentary Voters in Australia and neighboring New Zealand have just given profound confirmation of a basically conservative trend ...
    October 24, 2023BY Gregory Copley
  • Mayor Refutes Claim That Less Educated Voters Opposed Changing the Constitution
    Mayor Refutes Claim That Less Educated Voters Opposed Changing the Constitution
    The mayor of Liverpool says migrant voters felt The Voice would have a negative impact on Australia's democracy.
    October 17, 2023BY Nick Spencer
  • The Defeat of ‘The Voice’ Will Not Trigger Much Self-Reflection
    The Defeat of ‘The Voice’ Will Not Trigger Much Self-Reflection
    The Yes campaign needs to acknowledge its own role in the defeat of the 2023 Voice referendum.
    October 17, 2023BY Graham Young
  • Offering Alternative ‘Voice’ Models Will Only Prolong Racial Division
    Offering Alternative ‘Voice’ Models Will Only Prolong Racial Division
    The immediate task of Australia, in this post-Voice world, is to learn from the past and get on ...
    October 16, 2023BY Gabriël Moens
  • Indigenous Proponents of ‘Yes’ Campaign Call for Week of Silence Following Defeat of Australian Labor’s ‘Voice’
    Indigenous Proponents of ‘Yes’ Campaign Call for Week of Silence Following Defeat of Australian Labor’s ‘Voice’
    Some Indigenous YES leaders have been quick to lay blame on the NO campaign, saying it's not time ...
    October 15, 2023BY Rebecca Zhu
  • ‘The Voice’ Result Shows the Disconnect Between Elites and the Australian People
    ‘The Voice’ Result Shows the Disconnect Between Elites and the Australian People
    The further away you lived from Indigenous communities, the more likely the electorate was to vote 'YES.'
    October 14, 2023BY Eric Abetz
  • Australians Vote Overwhelmingly Against Changing the Constitution With ‘The Voice’
    Australians Vote Overwhelmingly Against Changing the Constitution With ‘The Voice’
    Advocates for change blame 'misinformation' for loss.
    October 14, 2023BY Andrew Stacey and Daniel Y. Teng
  • ‘Yes’ Campaigner Professor Charged for Spitting on ‘No’ Voter
    ‘Yes’ Campaigner Professor Charged for Spitting on ‘No’ Voter
    The professor said she had a "visceral response."
    October 12, 2023BY Monica O’Shea
  • Campaigners for Constitutional Change Failing to Learn From the Past
    Campaigners for Constitutional Change Failing to Learn From the Past
    The similarities between the 1993 Fightback and The Voice campaigns are there for all to see.
    October 12, 2023BY Eric Abetz
  • ‘The Voice’ May End Up Uniting Us After All
    ‘The Voice’ May End Up Uniting Us After All
    There are several lessons Australians can learn from this weekend's vote.
    October 10, 2023BY Graham Young
  • It’s Time to Really Scrutinise the Australian Electoral Commission
    It’s Time to Really Scrutinise the Australian Electoral Commission
    AEC needs to address concerns about whether it is really a neutral organisation.
    October 10, 2023BY Alexander Voltz
  • Voting No This Saturday Is a Vote Against Bullying
    Voting No This Saturday Is a Vote Against Bullying
    Parts of the "Yes" campaign have faltered due to their tone and contempt for the other side.
    October 9, 2023BY Matthew Ogilvie
  • Compulsory Voting May Irk Some, but at Least We Have a Vote
    Compulsory Voting May Irk Some, but at Least We Have a Vote
    It is a precious aspect of democracy that we should continue to treasure.
    October 9, 2023BY Kevin Andrews
  • ‘Dinosaurs’: Ray Martin Delivers Withering Criticism At No Campaign
    ‘Dinosaurs’: Ray Martin Delivers Withering Criticism At No Campaign
    The television icon says the 'details don't matter' for The Voice
    October 4, 2023BY Monica O’Shea
  • Yes23 Campaign Told to Move Potentially ‘Misleading’ Signage Away
    Yes23 Campaign Told to Move Potentially ‘Misleading’ Signage Away
    'This combination of using purple and white colours in proximity to AEC signage could mislead a voter about ...
    October 2, 2023BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Judge Dismisses Calls for ‘Cross’ to Be Counted as ‘No’ Against Changing the Constitution
    Judge Dismisses Calls for ‘Cross’ to Be Counted as ‘No’ Against Changing the Constitution
    “A cross could indicate agreement, disapproval or an unwillingness to answer the question at all, while a tick ...
    September 20, 2023BY Daryl Vandenberg
  • What Do Ethnic Communities Think of The Voice?
    What Do Ethnic Communities Think of The Voice?
    Commentary As we enter the final stretch of the campaign for Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s proposed “Voice” referendum, ...
    September 11, 2023BY Robert Gregory
  • Sky News Sues Fact-Checker for Loss of Revenue
    Sky News Sues Fact-Checker for Loss of Revenue
    Sky News lawyers are demanding that the Royal Melbourne Institute of Technology (RMIT) FactLab pay for lost revenue ...
    September 11, 2023BY Daryl Vandenberg
  • Over 25,000 Volunteers Join Official ‘Yes’ Campaign for Constitutional Change
    Over 25,000 Volunteers Join Official ‘Yes’ Campaign for Constitutional Change
    Over 25,000 volunteers have joined the official "Yes" campaign trail for the Indigenous Voice referendum, in what the ...
    August 30, 2023BY Isabella Rayner
  • Why Our Nation’s Elites Are So Keen on The Voice
    Why Our Nation’s Elites Are So Keen on The Voice
    Commentary Leadership elites too often live in their own bubble divorced from their members, customers, and supporters and ...
    August 29, 2023BY Eric Abetz
  • Sunak Moves to Rule out Net Zero Referendum
    Sunak Moves to Rule out Net Zero Referendum
    Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has moved to rule out the possibility of a referendum on the UK’s commitments ...
    August 17, 2023BY Joseph Robertson
  • National’s Leader Does Not Back Liberal’s Regional Voice
    National’s Leader Does Not Back Liberal’s Regional Voice
    Leader of the National Party, David Littleproud, said he personally did not support the Liberal's call to legislate ...
    August 13, 2023BY Rebecca Zhu
  • Pro-Abortion Ballot Initiative Garners Enough Signatures to Advance to Referendum in Ohio: Advocates
    Pro-Abortion Ballot Initiative Garners Enough Signatures to Advance to Referendum in Ohio: Advocates
    A pro-abortion measure to amend the Ohio Constitution has received enough signatures to advance to a referendum in ...
    July 7, 2023BY Joseph Lord
  • ‘Lack Backbone’: Liberal Leader on Corporates Backing ‘Yes’ Vote
    ‘Lack Backbone’: Liberal Leader on Corporates Backing ‘Yes’ Vote
    The opposition leader has criticised Australian mining giants and other big companies for donating to the 'yes' campaign ...
    July 2, 2023BY AAP
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