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A series of disturbing events have played out in Sydney over the last two days, as pro-Hamas crowds vent anger and hatred at Israel.

I appreciate your passion, Rev. Costello, in prosecuting your case for the ‘Yes’ campaign. But all things considered, I believe my duty as a Christian is to vote ‘No’.

Years of work for reconciliation and to build a multicultural cohesive society in Australia are at risk with the Voice referendum. I explain cultural Marxism and why I am voting no at the referendum.

The ‘Yes’ campaign continues to believe they can persuade people to support an Indigenous Voice to Parliament by abusing them.

Former Prime Minister Julia Gillard launched the ‘Yes’ campaign in London overnight as 160,000 expats began voting in the referendum.

The Uluru Statement envisages that with “substantive constitutional change and structural reform”, “two sovereignties [can] co-exist”.

The Uluru Statement makes use of the term “spiritual sovereignty”, which “serves as the rallying point of those who want to entrench the Voice in the Constitution”.

The Albanese Labor Government’s hypocrisy about promoting ‘a voice’ is utterly disgraceful. They have shown themselves to be totally incapable of hearing what the Indigenous people are saying or speaking about.

Are you thinking biblically about the upcoming Voice referendum? Here are three articles from each side of the debate to help make an informed decision.

I am voting ‘No’ to the Voice because of the pagan culture that the proponents of the Voice are seeking to impose on Australian society.

What’s happened to us as a sporting nation? When I was growing up, the Wallabies were living legends. They were role models young and old people wanted to emulate.

Albanese Cabinet ministers are spreading disinformation, sharing a Yes Campaign ad falsely claiming Indigenous Australians have been ignored for 250 years. Where are the fact-checkers when you need them?

I think the Voice will fail, and I think that it will be in the interests of Aboriginal Australians ultimately for it to fail, because I fear the consequences.

While Albanese calls 'conspiracy' to claims the Uluru Statement is more than one page, a new “authorised” and “official” book says just that.

Controversy over the Uluru Statement length has led to a rare moment of ‘fact-checking’ clarity, with Meta parting ways with RMIT FactLab.

The Voice proposal seeks to provide certain rights to a group of citizens solely because they are Indigenous or First Nations peoples.

How will the Voice make a difference when $30 billion a year to Indigenous organisations hasn’t? Isn’t the Voice just a first step to treaty? And won’t that cost millions and millions of dollars?

An Australian newspaper recently called young boys potential domestic violence "monsters". Smears like this don't help. We need to stop letting boys down.

“I was going through the darkest and most chaotic time in my life... these doctors affirmed that chaos into reality,” says Luka Hein.

A speech Senator Nampijinpa Price gave last week has been called “powerful”, “transformational”, and a “turning point” for Australia.