PM rejects opposition criticism about lack of detail in voice referendum wording
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has accused the opposition of playing games with the referendum on an indigenous voice to parliament. Opposition leader Peter Dutton is calling for the solicitor-general's legal advice on the wording of the referendum question and amendment to be released.
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PM rejects opposition criticism about lack of detail in voice referendum wording
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