Did they vote yes or no? Here are six key moments from Thorpe, Hanson, Malarndirri McCarthy, Pocock, Cash and Price.
Australians will officially vote on the Voice to Parliament within the next six months, after the bill to trigger the referendum passed the Senate 52 votes to 19.
Parliament formally jumped its final hurdle ahead of the referendum on Monday, with Australians now set to decide whether to enshrine the Voice - a key pillar of the 2017 Uluru Statement from the Heart - in the constitution.
Yes campaigners have declared "parliament's work is done", with the debate now set to be steered by a grassroots push for constitutional change.
00:00-10:03 Thorpe on the 'powerless advisory body'
10:04-15:11 Hanson asks: what about those born here?
15:12-19:54 McCarthy says it's the 'right thing to do'
19:55-23:47 Nampijinpa Price on 'Labor's Voice'
23:48-29:46 Cash on why she opposes the Voice but is voting Yes
29:47-32:02 Pocock calls out 'misinformation' about the Voice
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