Australians’ support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament fell off a cliff around the same time millions of households hit a significant financial roadblock, according to a leading political analyst.
In his accompanying caption, he flagged the May 2023 date as the start of a significant financial burden for many households.“We warned about this looming problem many times through the media and in person to those running the Yes campaign.”
“Yes23 lining up with successful Australia, CEOs, board rooms, using them to sell the message to unsuccessful Australia was not wise,” Mr Samaras said. Mr Bouris, the chairman of home loans company Yellow Brick Road, said “the bulk” of his customer base would be coming off fixed rates toward the end of the year.Plans for the referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament have been at the forefront of Labor’s policy platform since last year’s election and is slated to take place later this year.
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