The celebrities who’re BACK campaigning for the Voice with a easy message written on their arms – and it is getting a frosty reception from followers

For a quick interval through the Sure marketing campaign for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, there was a definite shift away from celebrities utilizing their profiles to endorse the message.

The transfer was made after inner polling indicated on a regular basis Australians wished to see folks like them sharing their causes for supporting the referendum, and did not wish to be lectured by millionaires and family names.

The No marketing campaign additionally seized upon criticism of high-profile Sure supporters, creating a powerful argument that the proposal would damage on a regular basis Australians and that the ‘elite’ Sure voters have been out of contact with the peculiar voter. 

However the tide has turned once more, with a wave of latest celebrities fairly actually exhibiting their hand to say they will be voting Sure come October 14.

And the pattern hasn’t been obtained any higher the second time round.

The Unbiased MPs referred to as the Teals have been among the many first to get behind the marketing campaign, posing alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with their ‘Sure’ arms within the air

Up-and-coming Hollywood actress Angourie Rice, identified for her roles in Spider-Man and Senior 12 months, shared a selfie with a ‘Sure’ badge and mentioned she supported the Voice to encourage ‘listening, recognition and a greater future’

Up-and-coming Hollywood actress Angourie Rice, identified for her roles in Spider-Man and Senior 12 months, shared a selfie with a ‘Sure’ badge and mentioned she supported the Voice to encourage ‘listening, recognition and a greater future’.

She was advised to ‘keep out of politics and do not be a pawn’ in response to the image.

‘You may lose assist for one thing you realize little or no about,’ the critic mentioned.

One other added: ‘It is a pity when celebrities (who know nothing about the actual world) wish to have a political agenda. I’ve Aboriginal background and I am voting no.’

Regardless of the criticism, she did handle to sway some voters, certainly one of whom mentioned ‘I am voting Sure as a result of Angourie is voting Sure’. 

ABC’s Laborious Quiz host Tom Gleeson additionally got here out swinging for the Sure camp this week, leaping on a brand new marketing campaign which inspires voters to share photos with the phrase ‘Sure’ on their hand.

He mentioned: ‘I’m voting Sure. When it comes all the way down to brass tacks, Peter Dutton is just endorsing No to disclaim the PM a political win. This vote must be bipartisan. Make it bipartisan by voting Sure.’

ABC’s Laborious Quiz host Tom Gleeson additionally got here out swinging for the Sure camp this week, leaping on a brand new marketing campaign which inspires voters to share photos with the phrase ‘Sure’ on their hand

The image attracted 812,000 views on X, the social media platform previously referred to as Twitter, and Gleeson was bombarded with hate messages because of this.

‘This publish has invited a number of abuse. This similar abuse has tripped the algorithm to make this publish journey additional. I’m devastated,’ he deadpanned.

One critic mentioned: ‘One other B Celeb pushing the Canberra Voice down our throats after we can’t afford hire or electrical energy.’

One other added: ‘It is wonderful what number of media personalities are ending their careers over this.’

Celeste Barber was pressured to disable her Instagram comments after voicing her assist for the marketing campaign, wiping each the damaging and constructive feedback from her feed.

‘I will be voting YES for a voice to Parliament within the upcoming referendum,’ the 41-year-old wrote.

Non-binary actor Kath Ebbs is also supporting a Sure vote, and included the carousel steered by Yes23 on an Instagram publish

The ‘Sure on the hand’ pattern is being promoted by the Yes23 marketing campaign, and Australians from all backgrounds are requested to get entangled.

The marketing campaign has even supplied a caption for contributors to repeat, together with hashtags to make use of and speaking factors which were repeated by campaigners and supportive politicians.

Supporters are requested to add their selfie alongside a carousel of photos explaining the Voice, and to tag three associates within the hopes that they too will take part, to unfold the message far and broad.

The Unbiased MPs referred to as the Teals have been among the many first to get behind the marketing campaign, posing alongside Prime Minister Anthony Albanese with their arms within the air.

Magda Szubanski was also forced to hit back at trolls who vilified her after she confirmed her assist for the Sure marketing campaign.

The comic sparked backlash for addressing her message to Sure voters and ‘affordable undecideds’, asking them to doc ‘misinformation, defamation and lies’.

Magda Szubanski hit again at trolls who vilified her after she confirmed her assist for the Sure marketing campaign

‘Magda needs to create an inventory of anybody with opposing views,’ one tweeted. ‘How very tolerant of her.’

One other mentioned: ‘Magda, do your self a favour, it is not lies when all the small print have not been launched. It isn’t lies when we now have folks throughout the neighborhood telling us they assume the ‘Voice’ is rubbish.’

It comes because the Yes camp enlists Olympic gold medalist Cathy Freeman for his or her marketing campaign.

She mentioned the landmark referendum is an opportunity ‘to be a part of a second that brings folks collectively’.

Celeste Barber (pictured) confronted blended reactions after giving her assist to a Sure vote for the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum

She additionally urged Australians to ‘stand with me’ when the nation goes to the polls on October 14.

Within the wake of her video, Freeman has been criticised as a ‘promote out’, whereas others have claimed her success is ‘proof there is no such thing as a want for a Voice’.

Singers Paul Kelly and John Farnham each famously threw their voices behind the marketing campaign and pledged their assist.

However the widespread marketing campaign comes simply months after the Sure camp made a concerted effort to distance itself from elite supporters.

A supply throughout the marketing campaign mentioned in July the choice to desire grassroots Indigenous voices was as a result of Australians did not wish to be ‘preached’ to by media personalities about what they need to be doing.