The Shadow Employment and Workplace relations minister Senator Michaelia Cash says the Indigenous Voice to Parliament is Mr Albanese's 'signature policy.'
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The Shadow Employment and Workplace relations minister Senator Michaelia Cash says the Indigenous Voice to Parliament is Mr Albanese’s “signature policy.” “You would think that this being his signature policy, he would be able to answer every single question that you strike and people are asking,” Senator Cash told Sky News host Erin Molan.
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