Imagine the outcry by the inner city limousine Left and the free-trade, almond latte drinkers if the Victorian Labor government decided to ban the welcome to country greeting at the start of each parliamentary sitting.
Even the suggestion that politicians no longer acknowledge Victoria’s first inhabitants would cause a tidal wave of complaint reinforced by the left-leaning commentariat at the ABC and the Age.
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