Boxing legend Anthony Mundine has joined the No campaign, claiming the Indigenous Voice to Parliament will leave Aboriginal Australians worse off. The former World Champion is the first celebrity to advocate for the No vote. Mundine sat down with Sky News Senior Reporter Caroline Marcus for an exclusive interview and discussed his views on the issue which is dividing the nation. “It’s a takeover, they want to take our sovereignty so we fall under their jurisdiction as British subjects … why the hell do we need a Voice?” he said.
Boxing legend Anthony Mundine has joined the No campaign, claiming the Indigenous Voice to Parliament will leave Aboriginal Australians worse off.Mundine sat down with Sky News Senior Reporter Caroline Marcus for an exclusive interview and discussed his views on the issue which is dividing the nation.
“It’s a takeover, they want to take our sovereignty so we fall under their jurisdiction as British subjects … why the hell do we need a Voice?” he said.
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