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Multicultural, faith communities support Yes campaign for upcoming referendum

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Migrant and faith groups have come together in Victoria to pledge their support for the Yes campaign in the upcoming Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum. Despite a trend in recent opinion polls, showing an increase in opposition to the referendum proposal, leading No campaigners say they can't get complacent.
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