The Minister for Indigenous Australians has voiced concerns about the tactics utilised by opponents to the Indigenous voice.

Minister Linda Burney has urged the public to carefully consider their ballot and accused Opposition leader Peter Dutton of 'bullyboy tactics' to mislead voters.

Burney also stressed the importance of not letting the main no campaign get away with 'Trump-style politics' and dividing Australians.

Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the debate over the voice is set to get worse before Australians head to the polls.

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The Minister for Indigenous Australians has voiced concerns about the tactics utilised by opponents to the Indigenous voice.
Minister Linda Burney has urged the public to carefully consider their ballot and accused Opposition leader Peter Dutton of 'bullyboy tactics' to mislead voters.
Burney also stressed the importance of not letting the main no campaign get away with 'Trump-style politics' and dividing Australians.
Australian correspondent Murray Olds says the debate over the voice is set to get worse before Australians head to the polls.
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Murray Olds: Australian correspondent on Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney criticising Opposition leader Peter Dutton over Indigenous voice debate