Australian Catholic University’s Dr Anthony Dillon says the voice is just going to be “more” of what we’ve had in the past.
“One of the arguments that has been put forth to support the voice is well what we’ve been doing in the past hasn’t worked you know the
gaps broadening … therefore, the voice will fix it,” Mr Dillon told Sky News host James Morrow.“Rather than focusing on the hard issues.”
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