Voice referendum: Aussies slam Rove McManus for his furious spray on The Project as final voting begins
Daily MailComedian Rove McManus's call for Australians to 'just be decent' and vote Yes at the Voice to Parliament referendum has been slammed online by supporters of the No campaign. Rove McManus has made an impassioned plea to Australians to 'be decent' and vote Yes at the Voice to Parliament referendum The comedian's comments came on the eve of the final opportunity for Australian to cast their vote in the proposal to recognise First Nations people in the constitution and establish an advisory Voice to parliament. The triple Gold Logie award winner, whose company Roving Enterprises produces The Project, also addressed those who criticised the Voice for not going far enough to address the problems facing Indigenous Australians, saying that 'in many ways, of course it doesn't'. Millions of Australians will cast their votes today, saying either Yes or No to enshrining an advisory body for Indigenous Australians in the constitution 'There is nothing, no cost to Australians showing kindness, thinking with their heart, as well as their head when they enter the polling booth tomorrow,' Albanese said.
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Fiery moment Anthony Albanese blows up over a simple question about what happens if Australia votes No at Voice referendum
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Opinion polls show Australians likely to reject Indigenous Voice to Parliament at referendum
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Voice to Parliament No campaigners accused of asking volunteers to spread 'fear and misinformation'
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Prime minister pitching Yes in Tasmania, No camp visits South Australia as Voice debate ramps up
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Lidia Thorpe warns Australians to not be 'emotionally blackmailed' by the Voice campaign - as the Indigenous Senator slams both the Yes and No pamphlets calling them a 'waste of resources'
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