Voice defeat proved to be a ‘defining moment’ in modern Australia

Sky News host Peta Credlin says the Voice defeat has proved to be a “defining moment” in modern Australia.

It is the one-year anniversary of the Voice to Parliament referendum defeat.

Ms Credlin said the silent majority refused to “stay silent” and found their own voice.

[VKAB-]

It was a dishonest and disingenuous proposition - worse still the Prime Minister lied about the intent of the Uluru declaration. Add to that its intent was to split the Australian constitution on the basis of race. Australia is a country of migrants, whether they walked across a land bridge, came in small craft, larger boats and ships and eventually planes is completely irrelevant.

[justincarman]

What else do we think Albo’s misinformation laws are wanted for but for Voice #2

[lesleyosborne]

And Waleed from the PROJECT Told us ALL we Were DUMB Because people hadn't been to UNIVERSITIES LIKE THEM! LOL! What a Concieted Twit.

[stephenbarrett]

Thank god it didn’t get up now we have these gutless states trying to do it

[kristy]

Why is there so much talk about The Voice???


It’s done, dusted, gone why are we even talking about this rubbish?

[jc]

With the majority of growth from migration, there is no way it will be put forward again.

[marylacapp]

Stop the whining davis and co. Aussies saw through the elite gravy train agenda. All Australians have a voice....we are one.
Now get to work and do something practical....

[JonathanBriggs-qu]

No. Everyone has moved on. Only radical right wingers can’t forget. Don’t want to forget

[kenwaugh]

No race in our constitution?
How is our head of state selected, if not breeding and bloodline and birthright…in other words, racial selection?

[farticusruntus]

Was a fantastic outcome. Don’t need division which is what they want.