NDIS Minister Bill Shorten has taken aim at Opposition Leader Peter Dutton over the Coalition's push for more detail from the government on the Voice to Parliament, with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese saying there is an 'enormous amount' of information.
The Albanese Government has accused the Coalition of"playing" a"game of death by a thousand cuts" by its repeated questioning for detail on the Voice to Parliament.
NDIS Minister Bill Shorten has taken aim at Peter Dutton who has repeatedly made pleas for more information around the Voice to Parliament. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Dylan Coker "There is plenty of detail out there. I think some in the Opposition just need to prioritise first Australians rather than their own political goals."
A joint committee on Constitutional Recognition in 2018 chaired by Senator Pat Dodson and now-shadow attorney-general Julian Lesser also discussed how it may operate before academics Tom Calma and Marcia Langton produced a 260-page report which former Indigenous Australians minister Ken Wyatt tabled at Cabinet, twice, Mr Albanese added.The Labor leader also stressed he would work with people of goodwill on a range of topics affecting indigenous communities.
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