Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has been accused of acting out of self-interest and stoking division as the Liberal Party considers its stance on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament.
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‘Millions of Australians’ want to ‘hear the detail’ on Indigenous Voice: DuttonOpposition leader Peter Dutton says “millions of Australians” want to hear the detail on the Indigenous Voice to Parliament. “I think people want to know how it will work,” Mr Dutton told Sky News Australia. “All of us in our hearts want to see better outcomes for Indigenous Australians. 'But at the moment the Prime Minister’s got himself into a very tricky position where he won’t provide the detail, and I think millions of Australians expect the detail.”
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Australia news live: Peter Dutton has ‘reached for Tony Abbott playbook’ on the voice, treasurer saysAustralia news live: Ryan Gosling movie closes Sydney Harbour Bridge, Chalmers take aim at Dutton over voice
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‘All over the shop’: Dutton accuses Albanese of rushing VoiceOpposition Leader Peter Dutton has repeated calls for the government to legislate its Voice model when Parliament resumes as he questioned whether the body would address “very legitimate concerns” facing indigenous communities.
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Chalmers accuses Dutton of 'dividing' on Voice to serve political interestsTreasurer Jim Chalmers said the Voice to Parliament debate was a significant “test” for Peter Dutton as to whether the Liberal leader would remain “divisive and destructive” or collaborate on the issue.
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Federal government has had a ‘few stumbles’ on Indigenous VoiceThe government has had a “few stumbles” when it comes to its proposal for a referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, says Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell. Mr Clennell said Prime Minister Anthony Albanese “stumbled a little over the detail” in his interview with 2GB's Ben Fordham during the week. “Even Shadow Attorney-General Julian Leeser – traditionally an advocate for the Voice – is saying the way the government is explaining the proposal, he may well drop his support for it,' Mr Clennell said. “But on the Opposition side, the former minister in the Morrison government, Ken Wyatt, said Peter Dutton was a 'naysayer' with his repeated calls for detail.'
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