Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says there is a “range of legal opinion” which has been “put forward” on the Voice to Parliament.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says there is a “range of legal opinion” which has been “put forward” on the Voice to Parliament.Read More.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says there is a “range of legal opinion” which has been “put forward” on the Voice to Parliament.Read MoreUnited Kingdom Latest News, United Kingdom Headlines
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'Not going to be verballed': Albanese snaps at media over VoicePrime Minister Anthony Albanese has snapped at journalists in a defence of his Voice to Parliament proposal dismissing one reporter’s question as “very strange” while telling another he would not be “verballed”.
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Public deserves legal advice on ‘confused’ and ‘contentious’ Voice to ParliamentThe public deserves the reassurance of the official legal advice on the “increasingly confused and contentious” Voice to Parliament, says Sky News host Peta Credlin. “The government’s refusal to release the Solicitor-General’s advice is so telling, it’s damning,” she said. “Both the Solicitor-General and the Attorney-General had concerns about the Voice advising the executive government as well as the Parliament. “What the PM is telling us seems to change day by day.”
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