00:02:18Why should white people be allowed to vote on this? considering it's voice for First Nations people.
00:05:28Do you think a successful a 'yes' vote will mean the government will be able to negotiate with The Voice body to enact treaty?
00:07:37I'm Mob. How do I respond to whites when they say "what about Aboriginal people who are saying no"?
00:09:58Why is Community divided?
00:14:15How have you as an Indigenous person come to believe that assimilating into the constitution of an illegal occupation will actually positively change Indigenous people's lives in this continent?
00:20:34How will the referendum change the daily lives of First Nations people?
00:23:38Why is the government funding a 'Yes Voice' Campaign but not a 'No' Campaign?
00:26:29Are you worried about the rise in lateral violence?
00:26:59What has been the thoughts and feelings of your Indigenous Communities Organisations publicly supporting a 'yes' vote? Has it increased cultural load, made them feel proud of orgs or made in it harder to voice doubts about the referendum?
00:28:44What if instead of voting 'yes' or 'no' lots of people wrote on the ballot paper 'Treaty'? If a lot of people did this would it be an opportunity for the conversation of Treaty to be brought forward quicker?
00:30:52Do you find there is more media pressure for ‘yes’ than ‘no’ votes? I feel the explanation of ‘no’ votes has been shoved under the rug on my social media.
00:34:33What is the right thing to do?
00:35:24As a non-Indigenous person what are the best resources to point people towards when they want education on the voice?
00:39:22Should non-Indigenous people be involved in campaigning for the referendum?
00:42:39How can I have faith in a referendum with the government who is currently overlooking human rights to lock up our children as young as ten years old?
00:44:17Does the voice to parliament and constitutional recognition take us further away from self determination and self governance based on our own terms?
00:48:00Is the idea that the voice isn’t good enough or won’t give enough power to Aboriginal people a good enough reason to vote ‘no’?
00:49:04There seems to be support from Indigenous people for both the ‘yes’ and ‘no’ vote with solid reasoning behind both sides. As a non-Indigenous person I want to use my vote to amplify the voices of those most impacted by the result.
00:49:04I’m worried the ‘no’ vote will validate right wing folk who think nothing needs to be changed, and am worried that a ‘yes’ will be a tokenistic measure and bandaid solutions to a large problem.
00:49:04How can we go into this referendum armed with the best information to support Indigenous communities?
00:53:17Community care and final thoughts.
