Former Victoria Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says he hopes the Voice to Parliament 'does not succeed' because he does not want Australia to be 'permanently divided by race'.
Former Victoria Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says he hopes the Voice to Parliament “does not succeed” because he does not want Australia to be “permanently divided by race”.
“If we incorporate the Voice mechanism into the constitution, you’ll have this country permanently divided by race,” Mr Kroger told Sky News Australia. “You’ll have the First Nations Aboriginal Australians and you’ll have the non-Indigenous Australians and it’ll forever be this.
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