It seems Anthony Albanese decided to “go for the heartstrings” when the Prime Minister made a plea for support for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament in Question Time on Thursday, Sky News Political Editor Andrew Clennell says.
“The timing of the Voice referendum now looks
like it will be either October, November or December.”
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