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New poll reveals possible reason for ‘Yes’ vote freefall as Voice to Parliament referendum approaches
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The latest Newspoll shows support for the Voice is sliding just six weeks ahead of referendum day. Source: Getty Images.
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Latest poll shows the Voice to Parliament quickly losing support

Latest poll shows the Voice to Parliament quickly losing support

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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's fiery debate with 2GB radio's Ben Fordham over the Voice referendum. Source: Getty
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‘Parliament remains supreme’: Albanese says the Voice will be denied veto power over government

‘Parliament remains supreme’: Albanese says the Voice will be denied veto power over government

In a heated debate, Prime Minister Albanese has confirmed that no reparations or Australia Day date change will happen if The Voice referendum succeeds.

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