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Australians from multicultural communities back the Voice to Parliament

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More than 100 migrant and cultural organisations have pledged their support for a 'Yes' vote in the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum. The referendum will propose a constitutional change to recognise First Nations people by establishing an independent and permanent advisory body.
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