Opposition leader has demanded more detail, saying lack of clear information will condemn referendum to failure and damage reconciliation efforts
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The prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has accused the opposition leader, Peter Dutton, of engaging in “cheap culture war stunts” over the Indigenous voice to parliament.
Dutton on Sunday demanded – in a letter to Albanese also released to the media – more detail on the proposed body which will be voted on at a referendum by the end of 2023. Continue reading...
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