How electorates voted is not directly relevant to the final outcome of the referendum, which takes into account states as a whole, but the results from specific electorates do reveal voting trends.

Nine's Chief Political Editor Charles Croucher breaks down the result of the Voice referendum, revealing the only state or territorynwhere a majority Yes vote was counted.

The Voice to parliament referendum failed to pass last night, with all states and territories, except for the ACT, producing a majority No vote.

Greens leader Adam Bandt said the commission would support local truth-telling processes and limit misinformation, he believed was being circulated over the referendum campaign.

Nationals Leader David Littleproud believes the Voice to parliament referendum would have passed, if the question on the ballot had been framed differently.

Following news that the referendum had not passed, Nine Network's Brooke Boney made her feelings on the results clear in an impassioned pleas straight down the camera.

The prime minister says Australia needs to "take this country beyond this debate" after the Voice to parliament was overwhelmingly rejected by Australian voters.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has spoken on the Voice to Parliament referendum in Canberra after millions of Australians delivered a resounding no to enshrining an Indigenous advisory body and recognising First Nations peoples in the Constitution this evening.

The majority of polls have closed in Australia's first referendum of the 21st century.

In the 122 years since Federation, Australia has held 44 referendums to alter the Constitution – but only eight have been successful.

Anthony Albanese is preparing to address the nation on referendum night to knit the country back together after the campaign.

Australia will head to the polls for the Voice to parliament referendum on Saturday for the first referendum held since 1999.

This is what you need to know to find your nearest voting place – and how to grab a democracy sausage while you're at it.

The High Court has rejected a last-minute writ by an Indigenous activist to stop the voice referendum from going ahead.

Vote tampering, secret campaigns - conspiracy theorists have been out in force ahead of tomorrow's vote.

Despite the Voice to Parliament referendum being only days away on Saturday voters will have to wait much longer until the official results are declared. Here's why.

The Australian Electoral Commission says there's a risk of people falling foul of the law if they wear these while casting their vote.

Having started in Tasmania six months ago – and worn through 14 pairs of shoes since – Pat Farmer completed the final 10km of his journey at Uluru at sunrise today.

The Labor senator has taken several months off work while undergoing treatment for cancer, but returned to the public eye to give a rallying cry for people to vote Yes this weekend.

The Australian Electoral Commission has stated a tick in the box will count as 'yes' backed by decades of legal precedent across six referendums.

Companies don't get a ballot to fill out when Australia heads to the polls on referendum day in a week, but that hasn't stopped many brands from having a say on the Voice to parliament proposal.

The Indigenous senator's comments come after she was threatened in a neo-Nazi video in which an Aboriginal flag was burnt.

If the result is too close to call, the AEC may have to wait for every last postal and overseas vote to trickle in.

Black tape was used on the 110km/h signs to make the two 1s appear to look like an N to create the word 'No'.

The signs, spotted near an early voting centre, sport a similar purple to official AEC branding.

Shortly after the Penrith Panthers beat the Broncos in a thrilling comeback win, Indigenous leader Roy Ah-See posted a video to social media.

In a new video for the Yes campaign, the Olympic champion is urging the public to vote in support of the referendum on October 14.

The campaign for an Indigenous Voice to parliament is firing up with thousands of supporters marching in rallies across the country.

"When we have power over our destiny our children will flourish."

Postal vote applications for the Voice referendum will open no later than Monday.

The Opposition Leader insisted his proposal of having Indigenous Australians recognised in the Constitution could win a majority of support among voters.

It's the first time the Australian music legend has ever granted permission for the track to be used for commercial use.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has promised he will hold a second referendum on constitutional recognition for Indigenous Australians if next month's Voice to Parliament vote is defeated and his party is elected.

Australians will head to the polls on October 14. Here's what you need to know.

Australians will head to the polls to decide on whether to change the Constitution.

The Australian Electoral Commission has printed off 13 million pamphlets to go out to households around Australia.

The electoral commission has warned people against taking shortcuts.

Families of preschool students are outraged their children are asked to make "sorry" cards to First Nations people for the actions of colonisers.

With the Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum fast approaching, campaigning is ramping up across the country in an attempt to win over undecided voters.

The airline's boss said the move continued a long commitment to supporting Indigenous Australians.

NSW Liberal leader Mark Speakman says he will personally vote in favour of enshrining a Voice to parliament in the Constitution.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese emphasised his commitment to convincing Australians to vote Yes in the Voice to parliament referendum.

Anthony Albanese has given an impassioned plea for Australians to vote Yes in this year's Indigenous Voice to parliament referendum.

The talk show host has hit out at Anthony Albanese over what he claims is a potential 'lose, lose' path in a fiery exchange.

Here's what the proponents of both votes have to say.

They pit an argument for recognition, listening and better results against concerns the change is legally risky, divisive and has unknown consequences.

Members of parliament from each side of the debate have had four weeks to prepare a clear and concise case for the Australian public as to why they should support or reject the proposed change to the constitution.

Linda Burney has provided some detail on the proposed Indigenous Voice to parliament during a speech in which she made an impassioned plea about the upcoming referendum.

With a referendum just months away, public support for the proposal is slipping, prompting the Yes campaign to shake up its approach.