There's been more public jostling in preparation for the forthcoming referendum on an Indigenous voice to Parliament.

Political and public figures on both sides continue the preemptive jousting on what it will mean and what ramifications may be, depending on which way the vote will go.

In the latest strategic move, One Nation has taken the first step in the public relations war.

Senator Pauline Hanson made it clear last week One Nation will spearhead the campaign for the ‘no’ vote, saying the ‘voice’ would be a step backwards for the Constitution and risked forever dividing the Australian people on race.

There's been more public jostling in preparation for the forthcoming referendum on an Indigenous voice to Parliament.
Political and public figures on both sides continue the preemptive jousting on what it will mean and what ramifications may be, depending on which way the vote will go.
In the latest strategic move, One Nation has taken the first step in the public relations war.
Senator Pauline Hanson made it clear last week One Nation will spearhead the campaign for the ‘no’ vote, saying the ‘voice’ would be a step backwards for the Constitution and risked forever dividing the Australian people on race.

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