Anthony Albanese praised an Aboriginal advisory group who helped create Yarrila Place on NSW's Mid North Coast, likening the process to how the Voice to Parliament could operate if successful at the upcoming referendum.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese flew from Sydney to help officially open the new facility.abc.net.au/news/prime-minister-albanese-yarrila-place-opening-coffs-harbour/102861878The prime minister has drawn links between the proposed Voice to Parliament and the establishment of a cultural and civic space in regional New South Wales.
"Because when you listen to people who are directly affected, you'll have better outcomes. That's what this is about." It includes a museum, art gallery, library as well as a new City of Coffs Harbour council chambers and offices.
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