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Pamphlets cause unease among Yes politicians

Published 18 July 2023, 10:54 am
As the pamphlets are made public there is growing unease among politicians supporting the Yes campaign, about whether the referendum will be successful. SBS Chief Political Correspondent Anna Henderson explains how the campaign messages are being scrutinised.
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