Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says South Australia is a critical state in the Voice to Parliament referendum. “Australians will have the opportunity to say yes to recognition, yes to listening to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about matters that affect them,” Mr Albanese said during a media conference on Tuesday. “I will be visiting South Australia a number of times in-between now and the run-up to the election.”
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says South Australia is a critical state in the Voice to Parliament referendum.
“Australians will have the opportunity to say yes to recognition, yes to listening to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples about matters that affect them,” Mr Albanese said during a media conference on Tuesday. “I will be visiting South Australia a number of times in-between now and the run-up to the election.”
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