Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a No vote in the Voice referendum would divide the nation.
How, precisely, is unexplained. But in fact, it’s the other way round. And the prospect alarms a great number of those whom the Voice is allegedly designed to benefit.
They would be those Aboriginal and/or Torres Strait Islander (ATSI) individuals who are partnered with a non-Aboriginal or Torres Strait person, and they make up the overwhelming majority of ATSI households across Australia.
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