Luke is joined by Pauline Hanson, Senator for Queensland / Leader of Pauline Hanson's One Nation, about her failed push for an investigation into gender reassignment treatments for Australian children and criticism of teaching of gender identity ideology in schools. 

In a passionate speech to Parliament, the One Nation leader insisted that adults should refrain from imposing LGBTIQ issues on children, emphasising that these matters should be kept private. 

She referred to it as "gender madness" and expressed her concern about the influence on innocent children's minds in school systems.

Also discussed is the open letter authored by Indigenous advocates endorsing the Voice to Parliament asserting that Australians have perpetuated colonialism following the resounding No vote against constitutional recognition. 

An official statement from supporters of the Yes campaign, comprising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, community representatives, and organizations, contends, "The unfortunate reality is that a significant number of Australians have, whether intentionally or inadvertently, engaged in a disheartening action, and there are no positive interpretations to be gleaned from it."

Luke is joined by Pauline Hanson, Senator for Queensland / Leader of Pauline Hanson's One Nation, about her failed push for an investigation into gender reassignment treatments for Australian children and criticism of teaching of gender identity ideology in schools. 
In a passionate speech to Parliament, the One Nation leader insisted that adults should refrain from imposing LGBTIQ issues on children, emphasising that these matters should be kept private. 
She referred to it as "gender madness" and expressed her concern about the influence on innocent children's minds in school systems.
Also discussed is the open letter authored by Indigenous advocates endorsing the Voice to Parliament asserting that Australians have perpetuated colonialism following the resounding No vote against constitutional recognition. 
An official statement from supporters of the Yes campaign, comprising Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander leaders, community representatives, and organizations, contends, "The unfortunate reality is that a significant number of Australians have, whether intentionally or inadvertently, engaged in a disheartening action, and there are no positive interpretations to be gleaned from it."

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