The events of this week do not show that Australia has changed, but that it has not changed at all.
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Honi Soit’s editorial on the defeat of the Voice to Parliament.
I believe in a politics of hope, a politics of care — a politics that begins with curiosity, conversations, and leaving a space at your table.
The argument that the Voice is “divisive” is a mashup of two separate, but equally incorrect, claims.
We believe that all who support a vision of a just Australia, all who oppose racism, and all who stand for First Nations sovereignty and self-determination must vote “Yes” on October 14.
The speakout was organised by the USYD students vote yes campaign, and emphasised the Uluru Statement-proposed model of Voice, Treaty and Truth.
The USU joins multiple schools and faculties in their stance to support the Voice to Parliament.
In a message from the Dean and Associate Dean, the University of Sydney Business School has announced its support for the Voice to Parliament.
Following announcements from a majority of faculties, the Indigenous Strategy and Services portfolio and Conservatorium of Music have released statements of support.
O’Leary talked about the need to have a grassroots movement when it comes to the referendum and critiquing Labor at every given step.
