The prime minister says social media users are already pushing misinformation about the Voice, “drumming up outrage, trying to start a culture war”.
will also be introduced to parliament in the coming fortnight, according to multiple government sources.
‘There are always those who want to create confusion and provoke division, to try and stall progress.’After pressuring the government for weeks over a “lack of detail” on the Voice, Opposition Leader Peter Dutton is expected to use the return of parliament to switch to cost-of-living issues such as power prices and interest rates.
“They believed in the Constitution’s pivotal role in our democracy. But they didn’t imagine it was perfect, complete, the final word set in stone,” he will say.“Yes, they set the bar high: a majority of voters and a majority of states. But the architects of our federation understood that democracy is dynamic, not static.
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