If the voice referendum fails, international investors, already closely watching the debate, will question whether Australia is a ‘fair place’, claims Wesfarmers chairman, Michael Chaney.
But other CEOs challenged his assertion that they ‘universally’ agreed with him.
Meanwhile, Prime Minister Albanese dismissed opponents as ‘chicken littles’, belittling them by suggesting they’ll soon claim the Voice will fade the curtains.
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