The government currently funds “just shy” of $4.5 billion a year towards the National Indigenous Australians Agency despite the proposed Voice to Parliament legislation, says One Nation Leader Pauline Hanson.
Ms Hanson’s comments come after Labor Senator Don Farrell “couldn’t answer” her question about the agency’s funding in the Senate on Monday.
“He doesn’t have a clue – he didn’t know what he was talking about,” she told Sky News host Andrew Bolt.“He was hopeless.”
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