One of the world’s most famous NBA stars, SHAQ, is lending his support to the campaign for an Indigenous voice to parliament, as he met with the prime minister. auspol 7NEWS
“Shaq loves Australia.”
“Shaq has agreed to do some and to have a chat about the importance of bringing people together, and that’s really what the voice to parliament and constitutional recognition is about,” Mr Albanese said.Racial slur displayed during event honouring Indigenous activist Eddie Mabo
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