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President Trump’s tariff plan is the biggest break in American trade policy in over a century. It’s also one of the most profound and harmful mistakes of the modern era. Our economics editor, @currhenry, explains why it’s so utterly deluded econ.st/4jji9on
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🏆 Winner of the #ABIA2024 Commissioning Editor/Publisher of the Year: Catherine Milne! 📝📚
💬 "Her track record consistently shows her respectful collaboration with authors & adeptness in shaping their work"
👏 Congratulations to @catherinefmilne @HarperCollinsAU 🎉
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I am an Israeli Jew. This is probably the worst week of my life. And yet today of all days it bears repeating: the only way to end this cycle is by working for freedom and dignity for all. For all. On all sides, our blood is the same color and our tears taste the same.
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Hate re-sharing this stuff but people have been talking about this for ages (and for hundreds of years before I was born).
When I was 15 I explained why I support the Voice, on Saturday I'm going to vote for it.
Join me in building a better future for this country. Vote Yes. – at Perth, Western Australia
Dylan Storer impressed the nation with his appearance on the Q&A High School Panel in September, 2018. #QandA
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How much money has the “No” campaign received from Clive Palmer? Why won’t they tell us? #auspol
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There are many arguments for voting yes. Here's the one I find most powerful.
Since 1788, thousands of First Nations people have been killed by disease & wars. Thousands more were stolen from their families. Yet Indigenous people simply ask for a consultative body. @yes23au
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I keep hearing ‘you have lost this, you may as well lay down and die’.
I don’t believe that.
I believe Australians will look at this on the day and say, ‘well this is a decent, honourable, good thing for us to do.’ – at Broome, Western Australia
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Over 70 public law teachers and professors have come together to debunk some of the myths about the Voice to Parliament, including Prof @Gabrielle_J_A from @UNSW.
In this last week of the Referendum, it’s more important than ever to learn more if you’re unsure.
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“We just want the support from the Australian people to vote Yes… to give the people on the ground the autonomy to make the decisions to better our lives.”
#yes23
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Indigenous people are over 60 times more likely to have Rheumatic Heart Disease than non-Indigenous people in Australia. A Voice would help us understand exactly what resources Indigenous people need to prevent Rheumatic Heart Disease in the first place.
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The only fighting I’m doing is for a better future for all Australians, using words, patience, understanding and acts of love and solidarity.
I want this to go viral: I’m sending my heartfelt thanks to all who are helping to make this possible by deciding to vote ‘Yes’ with us. – at Hobart, Tasmania
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The Voice is a chance to unite Australians, and work together towards a better future for all.
#yes23
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Yamatji man, Ernie Dingo AM, shares that "If it's not ready now, when is it ever going to be ready?"
Australia, we're ready to make meaningful change that will give First Nations communities a chance to be heard.
#VoteYes #VoiceToParliament #HistoryIsCalling
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The Melbourne Recital Centre’s Making Waves program offers Year 12 music students the opportunity to have professional musicians play their compositions on a stage that has hosted many of the world’s great artists. ow.ly/JHkq50PP1Xr
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Perko asks you 🙏🏽 accept the hand of friendship & change the country by writing Yes! 🇦🇺❤️✨
#recognition #voice #listening #betterresults
#VoteYES23Australia
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"If the health outcomes of First Nations people was right across the country, we would have a national emergency."
Over 1000 doctors have come together in support of a Voice to Parliament. Here's why.
#yes23