A Tasmanian Aboriginal community fears some of Australia’s “most vulnerable” communities will go unheard if next month’s referendum is successful.

Tasmania is currently the only state with a majority in support of the Indigenous Voice to Parliament proposal, according to the Resolve Political Monitor survey, published in Nine newspapers on Monday.

Australians will vote on October 14 on whether they want to change the constitution to recognise Aboriginal and Torres Strait island people, a defining moment in the struggle for Indigenous rights in the country.

The statue of a former Tasmanian premier who desecrated the body of an Aboriginal man in the 1800s will be taken down after passing a final city council vote.

Supporters of the voice to parliament have been characterised as academic, urban elites. But scratch at their history, and privilege is the last thing you will find.

Clair was interviewed about her time at the Garma Festival yesterday on ABC Mornings with Leon Compton. She says “there is so much beauty, it’s magical and inspiring”. Her interview is at the one hour 14 min point.