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The West Australian government is belatedly ditching its new cultural heritage laws after tripping badly on impact, and the debacle has damaged support for the Voice.

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has rejected suggestions the government was hiding legislation on the Indigenous voice, should the upcoming referendum succeed.

Opposition leader strongly rebuffs claims, calling the criticism ‘pathetic’ and a ‘distraction’ ahead of Indigenous voice referendum

Mr Dutton is opposed to the Voice, citing concerns about whether it will deliver practical outcomes for First Nations people and the cost to the public at a time when families are struggling to pay rent.

Nothing to see here, says Alan Joyce, as a rival's move is blocked

Nothing to see here, says Alan Joyce, as a rival's move is blocked

Peter Duttons opposition to the Voice to Parliament is based on flimsy arguments, yet the compliant mainstream media continues its unwavering support.

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton became noticeably frustrated during a tense back-and-forth with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese about treaty on Tuesday afternoon. 

Age readers examine the Voice referendum and the stances of Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton.

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