‘Utterly depressing’: Dutton blasted for trying to ‘divide’ Australia with Voice debate

Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil has blasted Opposition leader Peter Dutton for treating the Voice to Parliament debate as a “run of the mill political exercise” where he can try to divide the country.

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“How utterly depressing that that’s the best the Opposition leader can come up with,” Ms O’Neil told Sky News Australia.Read More

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