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Artists for Yes: Luke Mešterović

Honi Soit stands behind a progressive Yes.


The campaign does not end with the outcome of the Referendum, but instead extends beyond, into truth-telling and treaty-making.


It is incumbent upon activists to continue fighting against child removals, over-policing, and disproportionate incarceration in Indigenous communities.


The Voice will help pave the way for these changes to occur, and afford First Nations people necessary and unprecedented representation in co-designing critical legislation and policy.


The reality of a referendum is that it creates a binary.


The people of this country have a choice — a choice to support First Nations people in their fight for self-determination or vote alongside those who seek to maintain a system which has divided Australia since the white settlers arrived in 1788.


Vote Yes to be on the right side of history.



- Luke Mešterović

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Honi Soit

The Sydney Conservatorium of Music is on the unceded and violently stolen lands of the Gadigal, in the Eora Nation. The location on which our institution is built has been a long-standing place of learning, music, and storytelling for the Gadigal, being a significant place for coming-of-age ceremonies for their young men.

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