Conservatives eat their own words on voice

Noel  Pearson; Shireen Morris

Conservatives eat their own words on voice

Macquarie Law School

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Abstract

Those who helped devise the voice proposal are now backing away from it. Fickleness seems a common characteristic among those with political power to change Indigenous lives.

Original language	English
Pages	21
Number of pages	1
Specialist publication	The Australian
Publication status	Published - 25 Feb 2023

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Conservatives eat their own words on voice

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