The Indigenous Voice | Q&A

This episode was broadcast Monday, 19th August 2019.
Panellists: Linda Burney, Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians; Julian Leeser, Co-Chair of Joint Select Committee on Constitutional Recognition; Jacinta Price, Director of Indigenous Program, CIS; Patricia Turner, CEO of National Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisation; and Sally Scales, Uluru Statement Delegate.
Our panel discussed Ken Wyatt changing his mind on supporting The Voice, The Uluru Statement from the Heart, Indigenous suicide prevention, the "walk out" group, the Prime Minister outlining the next steps to take for Indigenous recognition, and “Invasion Day” to refer to Australia Day dividing Australia.
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