Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pleaded with Australians to listen to prominent Indigenous Australians who have endorsed the Voice to Parliament.
Former Olympian Cathy Freeman joined a series of other high-profile Indigenous Australians when she publicly expressed her support in a minute-long video message released on Tuesday.
Anthony Albanese urged Australians to"listen" to Indigenous Australians who have endorsed the Voice. Picture: NCA NewsWire / Peter Stoop “We have the chance to be part of a moment that brings people together, to work hard for something that we can all believe in.
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