Why Australia Voted No to the Voice

[@radic888]

Well done Australians. You weren't fooled.

[@pczarn]

We all are equal - no place in Australia for institutional racism.

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

There is no racism in Australia.

[@peetstf6654]

Yes!

[@lucky55399]

We voted no because we're fed up with aboriginal people getting all these benefits and money and doing nothing with it, we're sick of them and they need to wake up, fk em we voted no for racism hoping aboriginal people will wake up and see we're fed up

[@Xes_Lana]

100%

[@leighmurrell5494]

The first thing we need to do now is a full and independent audit of what happened to the billions of dollars that have been directed towards Aboriginal issues and just who pocketed it.

[@joerussell9574]

I would dare say it was the group pushing that voice stupidity....but i'm just a yank looking in lol!

[@BCl-dn4gn]

We can only hope so..its a huge amount of $$ so the audit is really needed

[@davidramage7087]

@@joerussell9574 You're pretty spot on. I think the term you use in the States for these types is 'Race Hustlers'. We know most of them are in the Corporate pocket.

[@Ifyouarehurtnointentwasapplied]

​@@joerussell9574I'd say a very probably maby 👏

[@joerussell9574]

@@davidramage7087 Yes race hustlers or race baiters....It is sick and sad actually as I have found most of them are super racist in private..

[@theodociocozanitis5437]

We all in Australia will sleep well tonight knowing this is over and we made right decisions

[@Belly-u2w]

It's not over and I don't think it ever will be. In the next few days, we'll hear the vitriol then they'll settle down and cook up a new way to try again.

[@leonharrison800]

All Austrslian? Means nothing. Some of us are human . Conservstives do not count as human or humane.

[@newaustralianbulletin]

The YES side was never about Aborigines -- it was about the ELITES running it gaining more status.

[@Belly-u2w]

All we need do now is to wait for the stream of vitriol that will pour from these people. They will have that, do a post mortem and come at us in another way.

[@AlexSmith-gr4hp]

And the voting pattern showed that.

[@Xes_Lana]

The Voice was supposed to be our version of BLM, thank God it failed.

[@aaronmcclintock816]

It was about the UN's UNRIP land grab agenda

[@Hangover-ry9bo]

It was a fouls test. 70/30 result told us what the majority is thinking. People which have worked and earned or own some thing during a working life have casted a vote and want to preserve what they think is worth keeping or fair. 2004 when I came here the Aborigines I have met were in a 3rd world state or worse. Nearly 20 years on they have not changed. Aborigines for some reason get by in this 3rd world status. May be its lifestyle, may be its bad luck which is not ending. The same was probably true 20 years before that. Throwing money at it has not worked. Relinquishing equal rights was an idea, where I thing most Australiens are not ripe or dumb enough or gullible to make such a stupid decision,...yet! The 30% which have voted for a yes should not be forgotten. They should step forward in public and explain conceptual how this supposed to work and should not hold back with anything to make their dream work. And remember don't spend some one else's time, money or freedom.

[@MaxCreswell]

Next Albanese must be taken down for immense incompetence and the whole govt that supported him. What were they thinking ?

[@VK6AB-]

The inner city elites need to take this in - Wentworth in Sydney voted Yes, Lingiari in the NT (this is where Uluru is situated) voted No. Why? “The ignorance, prejudices, and groupthink of an educated elite are still ignorance, prejudice, and groupthink-and for those with one percent of the knowledge in a society to be guiding or controlling those with the other 99 percent is as perilous as it is absurd.” Thomas Sowell. "In Australia there is no hierarchy of descent: there must be no privilege of origin" Bob Hawke, 1988.

[@kingslayer447]

Bob Hawke Lied to you, but the ppl choose what they want to believe, so keep on.

[@johnthumble5154]

​@@kingslayer447prove it.

[@Bluepilled-c5t]

Absolutely. Very telling stat that one.

[@somethingelse9535]

@@kingslayer447 Too bad your woke B*llsh*t was rejected yesterday eh?

[@Pacdoc-Oz]

@@chuckles9767 an Afro-American from Harlem to genius economist of 20th century, dude!

[@buildmotosykletist1987]

I'd like to THANK all the 'No' campaigners (who had no funding) and a special thanks to Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. I'd also like to thank the AEC staff who did a great job today and tonight. Our democracy and electoral system is the best in the world. [EDIT: And THANK YOU Australia ! ]

[@mitchmccarron8337]

Totally ditto mate, well said :) I am so proud of my country right now

[@donsmy1437]

Agree. I was convinced the AEC would rig the vote. The fact the no vote got up means it must be operated above board. I woke up this morning feeling proud of my country and people. Something I haven’t felt for tears

[@GMN360]

So very pleased to hear this news. Perhaps now, after all these years, the country can put full effort into giving outback Aborigines equality in education, family and health. And immediately stop using the Aborigines as political pawns.

[@dildoswaggins2907]

Royal commission, where’s the money gone ????. Public enquiry would be better

[@666dualsport]

They get 40 billion a year

[@lukemclaughlin447]

Not just aboriginals, outback in general needs more resourcing

[@HGCUPCAKES]

They get funding. It’s not making there. There needs to be an audit! Immediately!!!

[@koala2464]

@@666dualsportyes but it’s not reaching the people. A very small portion supposedly. But I don’t believe it’s just indigenous funding that should be audited, all funding too any service, project etc. I’ve know the nsw govt put funding into “education” and runs a campaign on it. Only to see the money paid to the building industry, and not a single book for our rural school. We can’t afford resources, excursions etc but millions go into the building industry via the Education dept.

[@lynxau]

No more lies...We need a government that acts in the best interest of the Australian people

[@simbabuff5753]

MPs need to be held Accountable for their Decisions. look at Dan Andrews, he locked us down destroyed Victoria and the did a runner ( with a $ 300,000.00 per year Dollar Tax payer funded Pay Day )

[@Mrc172]

Says someone who laps up the lies of this right wing "think tank".

[@jamestaylor8577]

Please tell me, as I genuinely want to know, what are some of the lies the IPA say or things you don't agree with? Please name a couple at least. @@Mrc172

[@stephenmirgel4109]

@@Mrc172 Says someone who has no idea. Play you identity politics lefty BS, it is all a sham. One day you will truely "wake up".

[@Mister_Holdsworth]

You call them elites. I call them pathetics. Anyway, well done Australia. Now let's look at how we can help bring up ALL disadvantaged Australians and not just the one group.

[@kylieoneill5535]

Now we need to stand together and say no to the WHO changing the pandemic treaty

[@MarkSmith-ym5td]

Absolutely

[@xaero76]

Well Done Australia! Proud of you all.... Even the Aboriginal People knew this was a bad thing

[@Xes_Lana]

I'm still embarrassed that we had so many that voted yes, we still have a long way to go.

[@wesleycardinal8869]

It was not just about the voice, a lot of us voted against the ongoing attacks from canberra and the entrenched elites in government business and the media.

[@johnschuh8616]

Throughout the western world, elite opinion seems to dominate. Nothing new about this: they don not trust the majority to do the right thing. In the Anglosphere it was evangelicalism more than benthamism that drove the anti-slavery movement and the cause of universal suffrage. If there was division in the churches in the United States, one must remember than evangelicalism was always stronger in the North than in the South. The New England diaspora in the United States stretching west through New York along the Erie Canal and as far west as Iowa formed the core of the opposition to slavery expansion. and kept the terms of the Northwest Ordinance in force. It was the energy of the western generals: Grant, Sherman and Sheridan that finally broke the Confederates,.

[@Xes_Lana]

This is true, we have so much trash running things here in the ACT.

[@JimJohn5555]

Albanese should stand down. He spent $360 mill of tax payers money for the YES vote. He promoted it to the hilt. Australians have voted against him - he should stand down and show some humility.

[@Belly-u2w]

Yes, the little Irish leprechaun was smart enough to take the money and run before the inevitable fall of the axe he knew was coming.

[@Xes_Lana]

Albo is a pure blood fascist, he would never stand down, he'd rather see our country burn than give up his power. He reminds me of Potato Biden.

[@elliebisschop5391]

So happy that Aussies are waking up.

[@paulboyce8537]

All I saw was "YES" campaign. There was no "NO" campaign. That to me told this vote was rigged from the start and yet the "YES" lost. So proud about the Australians. This needs to be a wake up call for so many other wrongs that people have endured last few years. Politicians have too much power. Time to take it back.

[@mitchmccarron8337]

Mate, all us average Aussies can smell BS from a mile away, and you are the epitome of the true Australian. We jealously guard our freedoms & never frivolously hand the big decisions to the government because of virtue signalling or flashy ads and celebrities. We truly are one nation, and this makes me so glad :) Mitch, Gippsland.

[@theodociocozanitis5437]

Now we demand the government commence a full audit to we’re all the money went when was given to the aborigines

[@MaxCreswell]

YES And why aren't regular audits part of every disbursement of Govt money ? Business records are all on computer and can be audited daily over the NET. How can this not be happening ? Why do they debate in parliament to try and get an audit done and always get stopped? Sen Malcolm Roberts talks about this.

[@_peepyopee]

All government money needs an audit. For too long taxpayers have been getting ripped off

[@simonrankin9177]

The money hasnt reached the people who need it thats for sure ,,its cut off at the pass and possibly found its way into the pockets of the sinister. ..

[@buda3d2007]

Ineffective NGO's that gobble up the funding with admin overheads.

[@robdowsing3361]

They must do that very very quickly😢

[@robdowsing3361]

The PM’s speech never really acknowledged the vast majority of people voted against his proposal;all he did was to feel sorry for the people who supported a YES vote ……BS Mr PM😅

[@PaulRichards-bz9ym]

He never it’s all about him,with his ego got hit tonight now you put the money back Albo

[@Belly-u2w]

It was a snivel to get back in.

[@chessman19]

he is full filled to te brim with BS

[@Jack-r2v9b]

He respected the deshision

[@russellkelly8637]

Well said! Some of these large companies need to take a good look at their policies>

[@Belly-u2w]

There might be a bit of consumer backlash on these companies.

[@mickroberts5166]

Well done, the covert and open campaign of disinformation by Yes camp and Labor government shall not be forgotten. Never ever again a vote to Labor

[@Mister_Holdsworth]

Nor Labor as well. Labourers are cool.

[@lonnie224]

As Jacinta said it was more like a no information campaign from the Yes side. Just say yes and trust us. NO WAY!!

[@steveblake6877]

One and free. My great joy in the NO corner came from many amazing Indigenous Aussies who stood for a United Australia. It was always a lie that “ over 80% of indigenous Australians were voting Yes. In particular the voices from outback people that spoke of grace and forgiveness and the great desire to leave all victimhood and revenge behind; those were the real voices that need to be championed. They inspired and changed me. May the real VOICE begin.

[@miltonyannis3719]

That lie perpetuated by Albanese was based on polls as far back as March, but private polling revealed the indigenous 'Yes' vote had dropped by a full 25% by October. Greatest day in Australia's political history since the Dismissal.

[@dnoordink]

I think we just don't like being told what to do or think. 'They' made a massive miscalculation by their overwhelming support for Yes.

[@johnschuh8616]

As big a surprise as Brexit. Will the elites resist this wave of public opinion as much as they did Brexit?

[@ionaaj3736]

So pleased for Australia 🇦🇺 we are all one !!!🎉❤

[@rossevans1774]

Agreed, it was a referendum that asked Australians a racially based question. Australians were asked to vote yes or no to a racially divisive Constitutional change. There are many advantages to being an Australian and one of the most valued of these advantages is we are all equal and treated equally regardless of when and why we came here. We all need to remember, "We are one, but we are many and from all the lands on earth we come".

[@kingslayer447]

Most Aussies are racist lol what you on about love?

[@johnthumble5154]

​@@kingslayer447how did you determine that exactly?

[@iavdortmunder8132]

Yes its true we are all one people in Australia from many places on Earth, but only one culture has been here for 65000 years and is singularly essential to, and identifiable as core part of modern Australian culture and that is the indigenous culture which is also by far the oldest continuing culture on Earth and so it is also inherently and especially significant to Australia for that reason. The referendum I felt was just about the long overdue recognition of this in the constitution and the purpose of the Voice was to provide a permanent body in Canberra to make sure the right representations were made when and where needed to help with our national interest to protect and preserve and accommodate the great Aboriginal culture which is significant to all Australians. Everything you are saying and understanding about what went down today is wrong, you bought a fear campaign congratulations!

[@kingslayer447]

@@johnthumble5154 quiet easily mate, its self-evident.

[@rossevans1774]

I'll keep it short. There were 250 cultures on the Australian mainland before European settlement. Most of which could not talk to each other and were constantly at war with each other. And I do recognise that they have all been here a very long time, but that does not require that they be added to the National Constitution. 'They' are reported to be 3% of the Australian population and have a 5% representation in the Australian Parliament. The Australian Government has a black indigenous Minister for Aboriginal affairs, the Hon. Linda Burney, that's a Federal Minister that deals specifically with Black indigenous advancement and wellbeing. Some say they are overrepresented in Government. Interestingly all those that were expecting to get a seat on the voice panel, the likes of Jose, Langton, Wyatt, Pearson for example have for many years been paid advisers to multiple Australian Governments. What have indigenous Australians and Australian taxpayers got for their money? Where has last years $40B been spent? And you are right again, I like many did have a fear, a fear that too many bleeding hearts and do-gooders like yourself and our deluded feelgood Prime Minister would succeed in unloading enough guilt and on the rest of us for being responsible for any shortcomings of an 'ancient' Australian minority. Thankfully, there are enough thinking Australians that realise the implications of governing/ managing/ treating any minority ethnicity differently is racist. This referendum failed, it failed because the Australian people recognised it was racist, divisive and unnecessary. @@iavdortmunder8132

[@theodociocozanitis5437]

I will not forgive the labor party for not been honest to Australian people about this vote . I will not forgive the companies that supported with money the yes vote . I will not forgive the sporting organisations that demanded their supporters vote yes .

[@Belly-u2w]

Hopefully, there will be a rolling wave of backlash over the next few years.

[@brownie003]

The voice to parliament doesn't pass the pub test

[@Koyoshinkai]

Next you should talk about how dangerous the Pandemic Treaty & Online Safety Act [AUS], both are.

[@TarquinVale-yt2xp]

We have a similar thing in Britain with the unConservatives.

[@jonh9561]

And remember that Marcia Langton promised that there would be no more welcome to country ceremonies if the No campaign won!

[@_peepyopee]

Now lets vote Labor and Liberal out!

[@electro1622]

and vote Pauline Hanson in... not some leftist group like the socialist alliance.

[@Mister_Holdsworth]

They are one.

[@animallover6645]

Hello Greens

[@electro1622]

@@animallover6645 LOL.. no way ... the greens are the worst of the lot...

[@martinrayner6466]

@@electro1622 *Abolish party's, and only allow independents. As it was originally intended.* _More messy, but more democratic, with no preferences._

[@madmick6275]

We are one, but we are many And from all the lands on earth we come We share a dream and sing with one voice: I am, you are, we are Australian I am, you are, we are Australian.

[@christinac3929]

1) Increase funding to the Royal Flying Doctor Service, their planes are at most 4 hours from 78+ bases to anywhere in Australia to ensure a better remote health service, 2) provide satellite internet to all children in remote areas to access remote education

[@onlytimewilltell204]

Just imagine what 370 Millon could of payed for on planes and services instead they just waste it on campaigns

[@anthonyreed480]

Crack a beer, pour yourself a wine, or whatever you do to celebrate. It's a good day. 👍

[@dubhill9686]

The only thing ‘Yes’!! Is we are more United than ever before… Congratulations to all my fellow Australians 🎉🎉❤

[@666dualsport]

Albo must resign

[@TheRoswellCode]

He hasn't milked the system enough yet.

[@Belly-u2w]

He won't, he's too weak.

[@TheRoswellCode]

@@Belly-u2w That too :)

[@Mute040404]

Just like Brexit - the silent majority spoke. . Great news

[@TarquinVale-yt2xp]

As a Brit this is true. The Establishment never accepted it though.

[@readyorknot2344]

ACT is always voting for all kinds of Dumb Ideas in referenda. Looks like again the beltway is out of touch

[@davidhales8799]

They're mostly left wing public servants.

[@Xes_Lana]

That's because we have complete trash running things here in the ACT.

[@susannebrewster4936]

Today is a day of celebrations YES YES YES and thank goodness the people of Australia stood firm and a resounding NO vote WON the day. You BLOODY RIPPER! Time for ALBO to RESIGN! ❤👍🇦🇺

[@Holy_Moley]

And they are playing the blame game afterwards. They treated us like we are stupid, and still think we are.

[@countyorga764]

Stupid, think and you in the same sentence 👍👍👍.

[@thebeautifulones5436]

Great. Now lets have a referendum about mass immigration.

[@maxjones9793]

I disagree. It is not a day of victory or celebration at all. It is a day for breathing a collective sigh of relief that we have avoided giving undoubted power, backed by the left leaning High Court of Australia, to a group of radical activists who wanted to see democracy in this country undermined by their self-serving politically perverted agendum.

[@lillysnet9345]

I live in bizzy neighborhood. Today there was spooky silence all around. We all put our hearts in our life here and it was painful to watch silent people with painful faces being ask to answer so cruel question. In the end who can forget all the hateful words.

[@mattyb1624]

We didn't want our natural resources opened up to the UN/WEF circumventing government regulation. Labor did, to earn more tax revenue. It was all about money.

[@shazdave8886]

The majority of Aboriginal people voted NO. They knew it would make no difference to them. The country Aboriginal people in Alice Springs as an example asked the Aboriginal Minister Linda Burney that they needed housing, water, safe accomodation for kids etc and it wasnt heard neither did the 3,000 agencies hear their voice.

[@jara8653]

The trust in the government initiatives had been lost,,,,,quite some time ago.

[@MadHeadzOz]

These manipulative sods need to be brought to account. Tax deals? Who proposed them, who signed off on them and who recieved them? If this happened there is record of it. It would be an abuse of privilege and an abuse of power at a minimum.

[@1DaTJo]

Fantastic summation. You’ve inspired me to celebrate our win. I’ve been trying to avoid the topic because the yes voters are so upset, but the No vote winning is a brilliant event in Australian history, as you point out.

[@vadersfather1248]

Because we are not stupid

[@HGCUPCAKES]

Well done, Australia!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ Proof Australians are NOT racist! We do not want to tell Aboriginals they will never achieve anything and that the colour of your skin doesn’t make you entitled to something more that another colour.

[@kingslayer447]

Australians are all racists lol what you mean, this vote proved it even more. sad day. the vote was 55% to 45%. The only racists celebrating are WHITES.

[@johnthumble5154]

​@@kingslayer447there you go again labelling indigenous Australians racist 🙄

[@kingslayer447]

@@johnthumble5154 John you gotta take your meds. Stay off the keyboard mate.

[@johnthumble5154]

@@kingslayer447 😂 Yeah that's what I thought. Zero consistency. The fact you deleted your own comment says it all. Catch you later crayon eater.

[@Xes_Lana]

@@johnthumble5154 May I suggest you get some trolling lessons, you are really bad at it, borderline embarrassing at it.

[@vladsnape6408]

Next : we need to vote Labor out.

[@samcash6131]

Now its time to put in place a better system whereby all aboriginal people receive the benefits from the $40 billion spent annually. The corporations that horde and splurge these monies on themselves and their close family members must be brought to account.

[@Belly-u2w]

The system needs an avenue of accountability. What happened to the 500 million given to Noel Pearson? Sure, he implemented a few things but can he account for all of it? It's time to set up a system of routing funds to nominated local bodies, not to the major persons who currently "deal with it". They could ascertain where funds need to go locally and it could create some decent jobs for the locals handling it. There are a whole host of possibilities once it's taken away from the elites.

[@coventrywildeheart7108]

Everyone, please go outside at 8.30pm and chant: Aussie Aussie Aussie Oy Oy OY. Quickly share this please and let's get this chant heard across Australia.

[@downtoearth1950]

The writers of the statement have to be sacked

[@lillotusplays]

good video, but i didnt understand much about the actual law and what the proposed law was/entailed exactly

[@stevedobson7837]

And yet our prime minister thought that it was a good idea. Get rid of him.

[@johnoneill1011]

Now for a Royal Commission into child sexual abuse in Indigenous communities. In parallel, an audit of outlays on Indigenous programs.

[@andrewdewit4711]

Certainly correct in summary of how much the campaign was weighted towards the yes camp.

[@startrackertrax6493]

The simple reason people voted no, is because noone knew what the new legislation was about as noone bothered to explain it properly.

[@marieaudibert5692]

Waste of taxpayers money

[@marieaudibert5692]

They did not fool us 😂😂😂😂

[@tashp1774]

😂 I’m so happy to hear this Thank god majority of Australians have common sense

[@bamesbamesbames]

Australia saw what happened to Canada.

[@onlytimewilltell204]

Now let's have an Audit on the taxpayer funding is going and why the people on country are suffering

[@aifangwei8440]

No means No Albo, its time to go Albo!!

[@DC-jk9ts]

Get this Government out!

[@The_Deaf_Aussie]

Also, partly voted no as a "fuck you " after being yelled out as racist by the yes camp for even posing a simple question...

[@Dalekzilla54]

So you've basically proven their point, if it was done out of spite.

[@boitmecklyn4995]

If it did go through it would only benefit the elites and not the ones who are truly disadvantaged.

[@PaulRichards-bz9ym]

Well said

[@danfg7215]

Oh I thought the video was about Australians rejecting The Voice, that reality show. Moving on...

[@dennisbailey6067]

Because we know a con job when we hear one.

[@kha58]

Every one has an equal voice. No one has any extra voice.

[@mkuc6951]

What in the hell was the voice about. A 'advisory body'. Why? How would it work? nothing made any sense about it.

[@mitchmccarron8337]

I am so proud to be standing equally with all other Australians, to enjoy all the freedoms & benefits our wonderful country has to offer for those lucky enough to live here as citizens. We are not impolite nor racist - quite the contrary - and anyone with common sense can see that we made the right choice as one nation & with one people. Mitch, Gippsland.

[@iavdortmunder8132]

Would you vote No to having the welcome to country ceremony if you could, Mitch?

[@mitchmccarron8337]

@@iavdortmunder8132 - apart from perhaps visiting dignitaries from overseas, yes absolutely. It's too much like saying Grace at a churchy dinner-table, we just want to enjoy the freaking game, shoulder to shoulder with my fellow Aussies of any colour.

[@iavdortmunder8132]

@@mitchmccarron8337 I'm proud to be Australian and proud of and enjoy it's ancient Aboriginal culture that is an inseparable part of it. You are dismissive and intolerant of the world's oldest culture and what it means to this land, and you would have us all Australians miss out due to your own selfishness. Thanks for clarifying that

[@mitchmccarron8337]

@@iavdortmunder8132 - Are you seriously arguing that "calling bags" on our land means you are the landlords deserving of more representation than everyone else? There is no ban on Aboriginal culture - we all have an equal vote, does that not sound fair?

[@iavdortmunder8132]

@@mitchmccarron8337 What do you mean lol? Voice wasn't about taking land, or giving anyone more rights, just about giving the special needs and significance of Aboriginal culture more representation, which is in the national interest of the ongoing protection and accomodations of the world's oldest culture which has forged a special significance to this land we enjoy as Australians. It was never to take from you Mitch, I understand these are uncertain times, and unfortunately it's much easier to make people afraid and use their fear than it is to make them informed and use their brains. You made a choice out of fear clearly, about loss of property or rights, but it was not about that at all. Thanks for your honesty though Mitch. Steven from Beenleigh.

[@krakajak67]

A win for common sense and common decency.

[@marcusweeding5233]

We dont need some dramatised fool! telling us why the NO vote got through!! we voted! WTF?

[@wgj4813]

The UK voted for Brexit against the establishment view so we'll done Australians for recognising the establishment has quite different views to the general public even though the public voted them into power or could you view an election as an establishment sham . Beware those who voted no the establishment will not rest and give up because they lost, they will use every trick in the unwritten book to make changes much closer to the yes sides opinions.

[@laowai2000]

Money would have been better spent on improving hospital/ welfare conditions in Aboriginal regions.

[@keepawake3055]

💯

[@dodgeboy9052]

Whers Sadie the cleaning lady ... !!!! hahahahaha...

[@wayne9080]

Proud to be an Australian today!!!

[@garg1961]

No racial division in our country thanks. Those who supported it should be ashamed of themselves.

[@vandari9979]

I think that many did not understand exactly what they voted for. Everywhere the advertisement indicated YES and people did not care what they were talking about, especially no English speaking.

[@lillysnet9345]

59% of migrants come from war torn countries. Maybe they don't speak English but understand on soul level what is going on.

[@garyjohnstone6422]

Aussies despised it for the divisive proposal it surely was. Even Blacks and ALP rejected it. What a first class fool this bloke is. Sacked soon surely.

[@markcarli8259]

Royal commission into where the money currently goes, so it can go where in needs to be.

[@Pacdoc-Oz]

Now, let us have a double-dissolution of Federal Parliament in view of the fact that the majority of citizens in all States and the Northern Territory are united in rejecting this Government and this Prime Minister and their damaging, divisive and destructive ways. Let all the people in Parliament obtain their seats by legitimate means.

[@alancotterell9207]

One place where I would never seek an explanation of anything, is the IPA !

[@brianhoppy]

Let us rejoice for we are ONE and free

[@darrenklass7024]

Gonna have a drink to this congratulations everyone!!

[@FranklyAussie]

Let the blame games begin!

[@stephenmirgel4109]

We now need a conversation of Australian companies and the adoption of ESG.

[@royevetts4900]

It is the politicians that need to wake up and smell the roses....not the Australian people.

[@chrisshepp6979]

Perfectly explained. Thanks Daniel.

[@randallbrown-e6p]

sombody PLEASE give this common sence message to th US,

[@reticulan5]

The Communists didn’t get their way.

[@keza3250]

I VOTED NO TODAY BUT YOU CAN BLA BLA BLA ALL YOU WANT ABOUT OUR CONSTITUTION NOT HAVING RACE CLAUSES IN IT BUT IT DOES HAVE REFERENCES TO RACE , RELIGION AN IN PARTICULAR CLAUSES TO AUSTRALIA BEING A WHITE CHRISTIAN NATION BUT CERTAIN CLAUSES WERE REMOVED BY MORRISON

[@chastheplayer8367]

The current government needs to resign..a full independent audit needs to be undertaken and find out where all the money is going in regards to aboriginal people…how can $40 billion a year not be helping them…who is pocketing the money?…

[@Hangover-ry9bo]

It was a fouls test. 70/30 result told us what the majority is thinking. People which have worked and earned or own some thing during a working life have casted a vote and want to preserve what they think is worth keeping or fair. 2004 when I came here the Aborigines I have met were in a 3rd world state or worse. Nearly 20 years on they have not changed. Aborigines for some reason get by in this 3rd world status. May be its lifestyle, may be its bad luck which is not ending. The same was probably true 20 years before that. Throwing money at it has not worked. Relinquishing equal rights was an idea, where I thing most Australiens are not ripe or dumb enough or gullible to make such a stupid decision,...yet! The 30% which have voted for a yes should not be forgotten. They should step forward in public and explain conceptual how this supposed to work and should not hold back with anything to make their dream work. And remember don't spend some one else's time, money or freedom.

[@youbigtubership]

Seeing through a mass-marketing campaign is the major victory. It's still very concerning that 40% want racial division in the distribution of government powers.

[@matildafaltyn6253]

For once in my living memory we had a clear majority. The divisive ones have failed to get the usual 51 to 49 percent result. Hope many more wake up.

[@elizabethroberts6215]

……looks like QANTAS has to repaint three of their aircraft back to their normal livery………

[@jayjaynella4539]

After being treated badly by qantas in 2006 I have never used their services since, and especially after that last ceo that raped the company took over and destroyed what little value qantas had.

[@Pacdoc-Oz]

also regain its safety reputation by returning ALL the servicing and maintenance jobs back to Australia, cheap labour overseas is exploitive and unpatriotic

[@xsyte1]

Absolutely.