Welcome to the rest of this politics question time with me, Rory Stewart and me, Alistair Campbell.

I think we should start with this one, but fairly briefly, Adina Plays, please can you talk about

the voice referendum in Australia? I think we should talk about the voice referendum in Australia,

a fair bit in the coming weeks because the campaign has just kicked off.

Yeah, tell us a bit. Tell us a bit about it. You've been following it more close to the me.

So this is a referendum that's been promised, I'll just read the question, to alter the

constitution to recognise the first peoples of Australia by establishing an Aboriginal and

Torres Strait Islander voice. Do you approve this proposed alteration? In other words,

it's giving a proper voice within the constitution to Indigenous people of Australia.

And I would have thought that would be a kind of slam dunk because Australia's had a very

troubled history. They've made massive progress. You have the famous apology from when Kevin

Rudd was prime minister and this seems to me as a logical next step. But I think it's going to be

very, very difficult and I've just been looking at the polls. Now the campaign started now and so

therefore things can turn around, but I think it's fair to say that the no campaign has been getting

momentum. When this thing first started August 22, yes, was standing at 68% and the no campaign

low 30s. And it's now sort of looking like 55, 45 in the polls. Now that can be turned around

in six weeks. And it's like all of these things. It's like when Merkel and Hollon said to camera

and said to God say, don't have a referendum, it always becomes about other things. There's a lot

of horrible stuff online that is racist. There's some terrible conspiracy theories that are doing

the round online. And the opposition, the official opposition who probably just want the government

to lose, they've undenied about whether to back it, whether not to back it. They've decided now

not to back it. And they're running this line. If you don't know, vote no. In other words, if you've

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