A wonderful victory over Awfulnese and the Communists. Australians can breath again, and work towards the removal of the most awful Prime Minister in history.

As for the wacko media's announcement that Awfulnese "accepts" the result, what the hell else do they think he could do. Declare martial law? He should now get the f... out of politics, or be kicked out, if there is any decency at all left in the ALP.

Most Australians have ignored the elites, the Leftist media, Big Business, Big Sport and the loony Left in general.

The 'silent majority' lives.

Northern Territory, with the highest aboriginal population, 62% NO.

Well said,

The fault lies entirely at Albozo's feet.

The problem is whether he still pursues the voice, treaty and reparations through parliament. If he has any intention of a second term he should listen to the voters for the first time.

No need for another Voice, we already have the NIAA, we just need to get them to do what they get paid for !

Anyone else hear about this?
- I can't seem to figure out whether or not it only applies to indigenous workers

Public servants offered five days of paid leave if they are psychologically distressed by Australia voting against the Voice
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12649475/The-Voice-days-work-referendum-result.html

"Public servants in Queensland have been offered five days of paid leave if they are suffering from psychological distress following the failed Voice referendum.
Leaders in the public sector this week received an email telling them they could grant workers special leave as well as sick leave.
The message, from Public Sector Commissioner David Mackie, called on department bosses to consider the emotional impact the referendum's result would have on indigenous workers.
He added that the initiative was to ensure staff members remained mentally well."

Also this:

Big banks offer 'cultural leave' to Aboriginal workers after Voice defeat
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-12638113/Big-banks-NAB-Westpac-ANZ-cultural-leave-Indigenous-Voice-referendum.html

"Indigenous workers at some of Australia's top banks are being offered paid leave to recover from the Voice referendum result.
National Australia Bank (NAB) is offering cultural leave and counseling to Indigenous employees after Australia voted No in the referendum on Saturday.
Westpac and ANZ also have 'special leave' that could allow Indigenous staff to take time off to recover from the fallout, while accounting giant KPMG is offering to hold 'yarning circles' for Indigenous employees to discuss the result and 'heal in a culturally safe space'."