With the Voice Referendum ‘done’, it’s now both possible and necessary to recognise and understand the broader ‘revolutionary’ agenda that is the gameplay of the Albanese Labor government.
The Voice was an attempt to make a ‘revolutionary’ change to the legal structure of the Australian Constitution and, from that, the institutions under which we are governed and allowed to lead our lives.
The broader revolution runs alongside and is consistent with the Voice agenda and is about legal transformation – capturing core institutions and then, through that, transforming Australia.
Focus should return to Labor Treasurer Jim Chalmers’ long article published earlier this year.
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