Australians Reject Historic Referendum in The Voice Voting

Australia has voted against a landmark referendum to recognize Indigenous people in its constitution. The proposal, known as the Voice, aimed to establish a First Nations body to advise the government on issues affecting their communities. Critics of the referendum argued that it would be divisive, while supporters saw it as an opportunity for historic change. The result concludes a heated debate that has raised concerns about rising racist abuse and the spread of misinformation. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese accepted the outcome and called for unity among Australians. Despite the disappointment, advocates for Indigenous recognition are determined to continue their fight.