New analysis of speeches, interviews and social media posts reveals the ferocious push against constitutional recognition.
, with new analysis of speeches, interviews and social media revealing a ferocious push against constitutional recognition.
total was 170 comments, while Prime Minister Anthony Albanese totalled 150. Senior Labor figures including Finance Minister Katy Gallagher and Assistant Indigenous Health Minister Malarndirri McCarthy are high on the league table.Nearly 70 per cent of all mentions of the Voice in federal parliament have come from Labor, with Helen Haines and Zali Steggall the most vocal of the teal independents.
“Current polling indicates that the state with the highest amount of support for the Voice is South Australia. This aligns with Premier Malinauskas’ willingness to be vocal on the topic,” he said. Comedian Rodney Marks used the event to call traditional owners “violent black men” and labelled 18th century Indigenous leader Bennelong a “woman-basher”. No campaign leader Gary Johns told the conference some Indigenous people lived in “stupor”, and told them to “learn English”.
Mr Albanese said Mr Johns, a former Labor MP, had a long record of failing to show any respect for Indigenous Australians.
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