Australia’s republican movement dealt major blow after Voice defeat

Australia's republican movement has been dealt a major setback following the failed Voice Referendum. According to the Sunday Telegraph, more than half of voters believe there shouldn't be a new referendum on the movement. This is despite Labor hinting at the idea if it were to win a second term. Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has confirmed he will not pursue the republican issue for the foreseeable future. Polling by the newspaper found 69 per cent of voters believed the Voice referendum should have been delayed or scrapped altogether.