Deputy Opposition leader Sussan Ley is urging Australians to “seek out the detail” around the Voice referendum because the “launches, campaigns, music and dancing” of the Yes camp are not going to cut it. “You might find it – I certainly haven’t,” Ms Ley told Sky News Australia. “The detail is still not being provided by this Prime Minister … unless Australians understand that detail, I think they’re going to be hesitant.”
Deputy Opposition leader Sussan Ley is urging Australians to “seek out the detail” around the Voice referendum because the “launches, campaigns, music and dancing” of the Yes
camp are not going to cut it.“The detail is still not being provided by this Prime Minister … unless Australians understand that detail, I think they’re going to be hesitant.”
Malaysia Latest News, Malaysia Headlines
Similar News:You can also read news stories similar to this one that we have collected from other news sources.
Voice to Parliament: Trolls, China spreading Voice disinformationNeo-Nazis, white supremacists and anti-Semitic trolls are spreading misleading content about the referendum on social media platforms. Follow updates here.
Read more »
Six weeks to unite the nation on the VoiceThe best result would be that the Yes case can use the next six weeks to convince Australians that the Voice will advance the cause of Indigenous Australians.
Read more »
Voice referendum is a ‘great opportunity’ for AustraliaEnvironment and Water Minister Tanya Plibersek says the Voice referendum is a 'great opportunity' to take a step forward with Indigenous Australians. “To make sure that our Constitution, our founding document, accurately reflects our history,' she told Sky News Australia. “And to make sure that when we set up a Voice to Parliament, that we’re able to make better decisions with Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Australians, instead of for them.”
Read more »
Record number of Australians at risk of mortgage stress as RBA interest rate rises biteRoy Morgan research shows 1.5 million people – almost a third of all mortgage holders – are spending 25 to 45% of their income on their home loan
Read more »
Mortgage burden hits record high for AustraliansAnd new research suggests the RBA may have their hand "forced" on further rises.
Read more »