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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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Peter Dutton accused of seeking division on Indigenous VoiceOpposition 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. With campaigning to accelerate through and beyond Australia Day, big business is considering how it will lend support to the 'Yes' campaign.
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NSW Labor commits to treaty consultations with Indigenous community if elected in MarchNSW Labor vows to start the year-long process after the Voice referendum and will go ahead regardless of the referendum outcome.
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