Big mining companies and other corporations donating millions of dollars to support an Indigenous Voice to parliament are assisting the No campaign by ostracising their own workers, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says.
Big mining companies and other corporations donating millions of dollars to support an Indigenous Voice to parliament are helping the No campaign by ostracising their own workers, Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says.
“I get Qantas staff come to me all the time, explaining that they feel ostracised in their workplaces, that they feel like they are under pressure to support this.” “If you don’t know, vote No,” Senator Cash told the crowd, which began to chant the slogan back to her. Companies including BHP, Rio Tinto and Wesfarmers have donated millions of dollars to the Yes campaign. BHP’s Australian president, Geraldine Slattery, saidto make an informed decision on the Indigenous advisory body.
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