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For most voters, the cost of living is their major current concern. Rising interest rates and high prices for power, groceries and other necessities are hurting in particular lower and middle income people.

A Victorian state Resolve poll for The Age, conducted with the federal May and June Resolve polls from a sample of about 1,000, gave Labor 41% of the primary vote (down one since April), the Coalition just 26% (down four), the Greens 15% (up five), independents 12% (steady) and others…

A federal Resolve poll for Nine newspapers, conducted last week from a sample of 1,606, had “no” ahead by 51-49 in a forced choice question on the Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum to be held later this year.

'I think a knowledge of safety status would affect choice.'

Letters: 'As a regular patron of Stockton pool, it is disappointing to read recent criticism.'

Sean Gordon honoured for lifetime advocacy for Indigenous affairs on the dawn of Voice to Parliament vote.

The impacts of cost of living on voters should give our economic decision makers pause, and with good reason, writes Madonna King.

Diverse communities are more supportive of the Voice but need information.

Hard-earned wages of borrowers are simply transferred to wealthy corporations.