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Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Vote for The Voice To Parliament referendum in Australia. Voting Yes. Aboriginal Flag.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers.

Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Vote for The Voice To Parliament referendum in Australia. Voting Yes. Aboriginal Flag.

Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Vote for The Voice To Parliament referendum in Australia. Voting Yes. Aboriginal Flag. Distressed Ink Stamp design.

Show your support for the Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia with our powerful Yes Vote t-shirt design! Featuring a bold message and eye-catching design, this shirt is the perfect way to spread awareness and encourage others to vote for change. Shop now and make your voice heard!

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Vote for The Voice To Parliament referendum in Australia. Voting Yes. Aboriginal Flag. Distressed Ink Stamp design.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers.

Aboriginal and Torres Straight Islander Vote for The Voice To Parliament referendum in Australia. Voting Yes. Aboriginal Flag.

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Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights. Vote YES in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia and show your support with this YES Uluru/Australia design. Spread awareness and encourage others to vote for change.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights. Vote YES in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia and show your support with this YES Uluru/Australia design. Spread awareness and encourage others to vote for change.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Show your support for the Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia with our powerful Yes Vote t-shirt design! Featuring a bold message and eye-catching design, this shirt is the perfect way to spread awareness and encourage others to vote for change. Shop now and make your voice heard!

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

Voice to Parliament - Vote Yes The voice would advise the Australian parliament and government on matters relating to the social, spiritual and economic wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people. It would be a permanent body representing First Nations people that would advise government about policies affecting Indigenous people. The Voice would be an advisory body, but it would not have powers to overrule parliament, commonly known as "veto" powers. The Uluru Statement calls for the 'establishment of a First Nations Voice enshrined in the Constitution'.

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Support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander rights. Vote YES in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum in Australia, and show your support with this YES Uluru design. Spread awareness and encourage others to vote for change.

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