Former Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says Australians don’t like being “lectured” by sporting bodies and celebrities regarding important constitutional issues such as the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
“These celebrity endorsements do not help; they make
people more suspicious,” Mr Kroger told Sky News Australia.
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