Indigenous voice to parliament: Australians march for yes – in pictures

At Newcastle’s Foreshore park, local Aboriginal dance group Midnight Dreaming performed a traditional dance.

Activist and academic Marcia Langton joined other voice supporters in Melbourne.

Voice supporters also took to Sydney’s streets. For the voice referendum to pass, there must be a national majority of yes votes and a majority of states voting yes.

South Australians filled Adelaide’s Victoria Square to show their support for the voice.

Support stretches beyond Australia’s shores. In New York City, yes voters marched across the Brooklyn Bridge.

The strong show of support around Australia for the voice left Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney ‘speechless’ and close to tears.

Seen from the sky: supporters at Eden on NSW’s south coast created a human sign spelling out ‘Yes - The Voice”.

The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, speaks at an event in the Sydney suburb of Summer Hill.

This Newcastle dog walker doesn’t miss an opportunity to show support for the Indigenous voice to parliament.

Young and old took to the streets of Melbourne to show their support for the voice.

Supporters in Melbourne make their way down Swanston street.

Midnight Oil frontman and former Labor environment minister, Peter Garrett, tells a crowd at Federation Square in Melbourne to encourage their friends and family to vote for the voice.

Yes with a capital Y: Sydney marchers showed their support.