The Yes campaign for a Voice to Parliament might be in trouble, but it hasn’t stopped the “woke public companies” pouring in millions of dollars in support of the cause, according to Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“The companies that are putting in their shareholders’ money still can’t give a coherent argument as to why one group of Australians should have a special say on how we’re governed ahead of everyone else,” Ms Credlin said.
“For them, as for the government, it’s about the vibe and no doubt too, the weight of the union super funds as institutional shareholders, who, more and more, are telling companies what to do, in Labor’s best interests and not necessarily the best interest of the company.
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