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Voting in remote areas of Australia has already st

Voting in remote areas of Australia has already started, and early voting for others who can't vote on October 14 will begin in the coming week.

If you're still undecided about a YES or NO vote, have a listen to what our podcast guests have to say.

You will hear the voices and varied opinions of Tanya Hosch, Dr Anthony Dillon, Ming Long AM, Solomon Booth, Lorri Williams, Rick Hanlon and Thomas Mayo. You can read more about them on our website.

Downland the podcast from our website or leading streaming services.

The Australian Electoral Commission (AEC) website has all the details you need about where to vote.

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Lorri Williams is a semi-retired accountant who ha

Lorri Williams is a semi-retired accountant who has spent a good deal of her life living and working with Indigenous communities across the top of Australia.

Volunteering, including more than 40 years with St John Ambulance, has also contributed to her personal perspective on the Voice to Parliament.

Visit our website for more of Lorri’s story and while you’re there, download the podcast to hear what she has to say.

Black and White Stories podcasts are also available on leading streaming services.

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Dr Anthony Dillon, a Postdoctoral Fellow, Indigeno

Dr Anthony Dillon, a Postdoctoral Fellow, Indigenous Thriving Program at the Australian Catholic University in Sydney, identifies as Aboriginal and Australian.

Hear what he thinks about the Voice to Parliament, along with the views of our other guests joining us for this important podcast.

There's more information on our speakers on the website, where you can download all of our podcasts, which are also available on your favourite streaming platform.

It's a conversation you won't want to miss.

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Thomas Mayo is a signatory to the Uluṟu Statemen

Thomas Mayo is a signatory to the Uluṟu Statement from the Heart.

Read more about Thomas and other speakers on our website where you can also download our Voices on the Voice podcast.

All our podcasts area available on leading podcast apps.

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Solomon Booth connects with us via a very scratchy

Solomon Booth connects with us via a very scratchy phone line from remote Moa Island in the Torres Strait to share his thoughts on the Voice.

With thanks and acknowledgement to @moa_arts for the stunning image of Kubin Beach we discovered in an Instagram post from April.

Download the podcast from our website via the link in our bio, or from leading podcast apps.

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@tanyahosch joins our podcast with other Voices on

@tanyahosch joins our podcast with other Voices on the Voice.

Tanya is the AFL's Executive General Manager of Inclusion and Social Policy - more on her story along with our podcast via the link in our bio.

Have a listen ahead of the referendum on October 14.

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Black and White Stories’ Voices on the Voice pod

Black and White Stories’ Voices on the Voice podcast is OUT NOW!

Voices on the Voice brings you personal perspectives from people in different communities around the country. We asked our guests to share their thoughts on the Voice to parliament, which is at the heart of the historic referendum on October 14.

The referendum question asks whether the Constitution should be altered to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.

Listen in via our website or your podcast app.

Our speakers include:
• Solomon Booth
• Dr Anthony Dillon
• Rick Hanlon
• Tanya Hosch
• Ming Long
• Thomas Mayo
• Lorri Williams

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Rick Hanlon is an ALF legend who shares his passio

Rick Hanlon is an ALF legend who shares his passion for Aussie Rules through his work at ALF Cape York.

In our next podcast due out soon, Rick explains his thoughts on how we can all kick some goals with the Voice, alongside voices from other communities giving their personal perspectives surrounding this historic debate.

Subscribe to our podcasts now so you’ll be the first to know when this podcast is released.

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