Anthony Albanese has teamed up with Australian rock royalty to rally for the Voice to Parliament just weeks before voters head to the polls.
The Prime Minister was joined onstage at the West Says Yes event held at The Factory Theatre in Marrickville by the Hoodoo Gurus and Dog Trumpet.
Prime Minister of Australia Anthony Albanese speaks on stage at The West Says Yes event at The Factory Theatre in Marrickville Picture: NCA NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers Also the founder of charity Turbans 4 Australia, Mr Singh was a “secret guest” at the event and is currently travelling 25,000 kilometres around Australia to try to encourage people from multicultural backgrounds to support the referendum.On Wednesday night, more than 1000 people turned out to a No campaign rally in Brisbane to rally behind Warren Mundine and Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price.
Senator Price told the cheering crowd the country should never have been subjected to “such a divisive referendum”.“For some time, we as a nation have come under attack from those who want to believe that we’re made up of two kinds of people, that we are either oppressed, or we oppressors.The crowd cheered as Senator Price said the referendum represented a “line in the sand” where people wouldn’t be subject to “gaslighting or manipulation”.
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Albanese rocks out at Yes campaign concert in SydneyPrime Minister Anthony Albanese attended a music gig in his electorate on Thursday where he promoted a Yes vote in the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum. The Prime Minister joined Australian rock ‘n’ roll band the Hoodoo Gurus at the Factory Theatre in Marrickville for an evening of music and discussion. Yes23 co-chair Rachel Perkins and journalist Ray Martin took centre stage with Mr Albanese where they discussed the Indigenous Voice with locals. Mr Albanese told the audience the referendum is a moment where Australia can either be enlarged or “shrink in” on itself. “Fear is a powerful emotion, but no country was ever made greater or advanced on fear,” he said. “Countries go greater when they have hope and optimism.”
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