Billionaire mining magnate Clive Palmer has pledged $2m to the No campaign in the final weeks before the Voice to parliament referendum.
The bulk of that money is set to be used for a last-minute advertising blitz in South Australia and Tasmania, both considered must-win seats for both sides of the debate.
Mr Palmer, who spent $117m for his political party United Australia Party in the 2022 election to win just one seat,Clive Palmer will spend $2m on his Voice campaign. Picture: Glenn Campbell/NCA NewsWire “We’re spending the money to put our point of view forward. We’re targeting Tasmania and South Australia. We’ll be advertising in all the states but will be focusing on them,” Mr Palmer said.“I think the No case will win. My prediction is 30 per cent Yes when we get to the polling date.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is still confident Australians will vote yes. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Max Mason-Hubers
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