‘Tokenistic and divisive’: Voice to Parliament shows ‘hypocrisy’ of government

‘Tokenistic and divisive’: Voice to Parliament shows ‘hypocrisy’ of government
‘Tokenistic and divisive’: Voice to Parliament shows ‘hypocrisy’ of government

Katter’s Australian Party Leader Robbie Katter says The Voice to Parliament is “tokenistic and divisive” as the government’s application of the referendum shows their “hypocrisy”.

“We’ve got a proud history of trying to advance the prosperity of our first Australian people – and we’re very proud of that, and as fighters and people in the trenches, we see this is a tokenistic and divisive”

“I think a lot of people are very sceptical about what this delivers … it’s already been tried and failed.”

Katter’s Australian Party Leader Robbie Katter says The Voice to Parliament is “tokenistic and divisive” as the government’s application of the referendum shows their “hypocrisy”. “We’ve got a proud history of trying to advance the prosperity of our first Australian people – and we’re very proud of that, and as fighters and people in the trenches, we see this is a tokenistic and divisive” “I think a lot of people are very sceptical about what this delivers … it’s already been tried and failed.”

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