Voice to parliament described as ‘worthless’ by leaders of Blak sovereignty movement

Independent senator Lidia Thorpe brought a dozen members of the Blak sovereignty movement to parliament, all of whom expressed deep reservations about and strong opposition to the proposed Indigenous voice.
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Some members of the group described the voice as 'worthless' and 'the voice of no choice'. They instead argue for a treaty.

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