Voice to Parliament debate has been ‘dominated by politics’

Assistant Education Minister Anthony Chisholm says the Voice to Parliament debate has been “dominated by politics”.

Assistant Education Minister Anthony Chisholm says the Voice to Parliament debate has been “dominated by politics”. “I’m really pleased that part is over, and we can actually get on to focusing on the part that is going to make a difference on the ground,” Mr Chisholm told Sky News Australia.

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