Fraud is an intrinsic and disgraceful part of the Australian electoral system. If our credit card or registered mail systems were as outrageously lax, they would soon become inoperable.
We have heard from certain politicians that the Morrison government bill to introduce ID voting will, if enacted, discourage the indigenous. The fact is, that as with all other Australians, the indigenous are very well accustomed to and fully understand the need for ID to drive, collect parcels and to access QR check-in, banking, medical and government services.
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