Legal quirk could force some opposition MPs to vote against holding Indigenous voice referendum
<strong>Exclusive:</strong> politicians can only contribute to official campaign essays according to how they vote on constitutional alteration bill
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<strong>Exclusive:</strong> politicians can only contribute to official campaign essays according to how they vote on constitutional alteration bill
Former prime minister Tony Abbott, who is staunchly opposed to the Voice, wanted to give evidence at a parliamentary inquiry into the referendum but was blocked by Labor MPs.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott, who is staunchly opposed to the Voice, wanted to give evidence at a parliamentary inquiry into the referendum but was blocked by Labor MPs.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott, who is staunchly opposed to the Voice, wanted to give evidence at a parliamentary inquiry into the referendum but was blocked by Labor MPs.
Former prime minister Tony Abbott, who is staunchly opposed to the Voice, wanted to give evidence at a parliamentary inquiry into the referendum but was blocked by Labor MPs.