Dodson: Margaret Malezer

dodson: The budget's approach to Indigenous education is just more of the same Margaret Malezer for IndigenousXRead more The West Australian Labor senator Pat Dodson said he was perplexed by the 7.3m allocation, and asked whether it meant the prime minister, Scullion, or the party had changed their minds about rejecting a voice to parliament, according to The Guardian. I don't accept that I or anyone else has changed their mind, senator, Scullion replied. Scullion told parliament the voice still after all this time, is five letters . We would like to understand what a voice is before we put it to the Australian people, Scullion said in response to repeated questioning. Dodson said the request of the First Nations peoples at Uluru was a voice entrenched in the constitution. You know my view about that. The premise you are putting forward is somehow we should support the Uluru statement, Scullion replied. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.