Former Labor senator Stephen Conroy says the Prime Minister and Labor need to get back on to the “mainstream issues” in the wake of the Voice referendum’s failure. “Albo needs to get the team focused – explain how we’re going to move forward on Indigenous issues,” Mr Conroy said.
Former Labor senator Stephen Conroy says the Prime Minister and Labor need to get back on to the “mainstream issues” in the wake of the Voice referendum’s failure.
“Albo needs to get the team focused – explain how we’re going to move forward on Indigenous issues,” Mr Conroy said. A Freshwater Strategy poll revealed the two reasons people voted No in the Voice referendum were due to lack of focus on cost of living and the detail within the Voice.Stephen Conroy sat down with Sky News Australia to discuss the Labor Party, Anthony Albanese and the Israel-Hamas war.
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