Voice to Parliament - Resources and Information

The Referendum will take place on 14 October - get ready to vote and have your say.

Share the campaign in over 45 languages

Our goal is to ensure that all Australians can vote in the upcoming Referendum. With the help of Polaron, we have translated a short video, social media tiles and information factsheets into over 45 languages so you can spread the message with everyone.

Get social with our Toolkit in over 45 languages

Spread the word: Use our Social Media Toolkit to help to share information about the Voice to Parliament Referendum. These are public resources for you to download and share.

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Share the video in over 45 languages

Our goal is to ensure that all Australians can vote in the upcoming Referendum. With the help of Polaron, we have translated this short video into 50 languages so you can spread the message with everyone.

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Spread the message in over 45 languages

Our hub also offers more translated resources on the Referendum in multiple languages. We're committed to ensuring that all Australians, regardless of language or cultural background, can access the information you need to make an informed decision in the upcoming vote.

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Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice

Get the facts on the Voice from the source www.voice.gov.au

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Understanding the Referendum

We have put together the most commonly asked questions and answers about establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.

What is the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice?

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice is a way for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people to advise the Government about laws and policies that affect them.

What is a Referendum?

A Referendum is when voters are asked to answer Yes or No to a question or questions. The only way to change Australia's Constitution is via a Referendum.

Who can vote in a Referendum?

Only people enrolled to vote can take part in a Referendum. Voting in Referendums is compulsory for enrolled voters.

How do I vote in the Referendum?

Referendums are like elections. On polling day, you can go to a polling place and cast your vote on a ballot paper.

What question will the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice Referendum ask?

“A Proposed Law: to alter the Constitution to recognise the First Peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice. Do you approve this proposed alteration?” You will need to write ‘Yes’ or ‘No’.

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Multicultural Resources - Online Voice Town Hall

In July 2023, Life Without Barriers and Polaron Language Services hosted a webinar about voting in the upcoming Voice referendum for multicultural communities.

If you missed the event, you can still hear from the panel of experts about the community-led resources developed to inform all Australians about the upcoming Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Voice.