Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has backflipped over his support for the state's treaty process. The Queensland Opposition Leader said he no longer backs legislation that enables separate treaty deals with up to 150 First Nations groups.
Queensland Opposition Leader David Crisafulli has backflipped over his support for the state's treaty process.
The Queensland Opposition Leader said he no longer backs legislation that enables separate treaty deals with up to 150 First Nations groups.Mr Crisafulli said he fears further division after the Voice debate and doesn't want to"make the same mistake" as the federal government.
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