Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will cast his vote for the upcoming Voice to Parliament in Sydney.
The Prime Minister has hit the early polls to cast his Yes vote for the upcoming Voice to Parliament referendum in Sydney on Saturday. Mr Albanese fronted media to give an impassioned plea for the proposed constitutional change on Saturday, exactly a week out from the referendum day on October 14.
"I'll be heading to Marrickville Town Hall to cast my vote today for Yes because I know that we need to do better," he said at a press conference at Redfern Oval, the former home ground of his favourite NRL team the South Sydney Rabbitohs. "That’s why people who have examined this proposal, whether they be the faith groups…the sporting codes… community based organisations…the people I’ve been with… are all coming together to take up this opportunity.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese fronted media to give an impassioned plea for the proposed constitutional change on Saturday, exactly a week out from the referendum day on October 14. Picture: Sky News AustraliaThe Prime Minister said"we want to do things with Indigenous Australians rather than for them or to them".
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