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The Guardian - AU
The Guardian - AU
National
Mostafa Rachwani

‘I don’t know what it’s about’: not enough done to explain the voice referendum, people in western Sydney say

Olive Booth expresses her scepticism of the referendum and the voice itself
‘It annoys me – we’re told to vote for our people, but what are we voting for?’: Olive Booth speaks to Guardian Australia about the voice to parliament before the 14 October referendum. Photograph: Mostafa Rachwani/The Guardian

With just over a week to go until the nation votes on an Indigenous voice to parliament, many residents in western Sydney say they do not know anything about it.

Guardian Australia visited Penrith and Blacktown this week to get a sense of how people are feeling before the 14 October referendum.

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