Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has hit out at companies making large corporate donations to the Voice to Parliament ‘Yes’ campaign, accusing them of “craving popularity”.
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Dutton hits out at corporate Voice donationsThe Opposition Leader has called on corporate Australia to “stand up for what’s in our country’s best interests”, as he slammed companies donating huge sums to the Voice to Parliament ‘Yes’ campaign.
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‘It is going to impact everybody’: Rita Panahi on the federal Voice to ParliamentSky News host Rita Panahi says the Voice to Parliament on a federal level is going to “impact everybody” after looking at South Australia’s version being delayed by six months. “It’s going to impact everybody, it’s not going to be something where you can just say ‘well I don’t need to worry about that, I’m not a farmer, I don’t have huge tracks of land, I’m not a big business I don’t have to go through these processes’,” Ms Panahi said. “No, it is going to impact everybody, so get interested because this is our country we’re talking about. “If we have a federal Voice it’s going to turbocharge all of this because we know with the Uluru Statement of the Heart, it doesn’t stop with the Voice, we then have truth-telling, and treaty, and everything that comes with that.”
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Tens of thousands march for Voice to ParliamentWith a referendum just months away, public support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament proposal is slipping, prompting the Yes campaign to shake up its approach. 9News
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Australia’s economy ‘sours’ under Labor’s watch ‘every time,’ says DuttonOpposition Leader Peter Dutton says Australia’s economy “sours” under the Labor Party “every time” they are in government. “They are the most unlucky party in history since federation,” he told Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell.
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Voice defeat will undermine Australia’s standing on world stage: DodsonIn his first interview since taking medical leave to fight a serious illness, Dodson said the Yes campaign needed to get the conversation out of Canberra and into communities.
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