Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has delivered his Garma Festival speech, saying there's no turning back from the Voice to Parliament referendum as he attacked the Opposition's stance on the proposal.
Pearson said a successful referendum would entwine three cultural histories together - Indigenous, British, and multicultural.
Mr Albanese reiterated he planned to set a date for the historic vote after the football grand finals were held in September. Addressing attendees on Friday afternoon, Djunga Djunga Yunupingu - a senior Gumatj clan member - gifted Albanese a spear and urged the prime minister to "take it and stay strong for us".
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