The words which set the Voice referendum in motion have been used in a bold fashion statement to help tell the story of a community's needs.
Get breaking news alerts directly to your phone with our appThe Yarrabah Affirmation in April 2022 was a follow-up to the Uluru Statement from the HeartThe community is promoting the collection to raise awareness of their call for a Yes vote
The words used in the 2023 Yarrabah Fashion Collection are the reason Australia is going to the polls on October 14.They were chosen from the wording of the 2017 Uluru Statement From the Heart and subsequent Yarrabah Affirmation made by leaders in Far North Queensland in 2022. It sits between the rainforest and the coral sea and is the traditional country of the Gunggandji and Yidinji people.
"But also complement existing organisations' voices, because it can amplify the voices of all of us," mayor Andrews said. Bottled water, blood tests offered at Aboriginal clinic after elevated copper levels detected in waterVictorian towns welcome downpour after 'Armageddon' bushfires, but now face flood threat
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