Prime Minister Anthony Albanese announces a date for the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum.
By ABC Illawarra reporter Brooke Chandler"I don't really understand it. I know that we've got to vote, but I don't really know everything. I haven't got all the information," he said.
"Then there's people like Jonathon Thurston, people who have played rugby league, and they're endorsing it so it's split between the Indigenous people." He said while he had not looked into the details of the constitutional change, Indigenous Australians deserved significant and wider representation. Elizabeth Reed said she was eager to read up on the Voice when the Australian government's information booklet landed in her mailbox last week and felt she was now "reasonably up to date".
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