Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says “not a single word” was proposed by Opposition Leader Peter Dutton in “any” of the seven Indigenous Voice to Parliament meetings.
“The legislation that’s now been introduced between July last year and we’re now at April – and not a
single word was proposed in any of the meetings that I had … with the leader of the Opposition.Read More
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