Milton Dick has described the behaviour in parliament as unacceptable and issued a warning to MPs who might have invited them to the building.
Albanese’s attempt to shift the debate came as Liberal deputy leader Sussan Ley said public polling had vindicated her party’s “principled” opposition to the Voice.
The Indigenous Australians minister batted away a third day of opposition attacks,declaring she is not interested in culture wars. “I am interested in closing the gap.”
Senator Gallagher told reporters it was “never true” that she had known about Higgins’ allegations for weeks,or that Labor had decided to weaponise them.
Julian Leeser has moved to the backbench to campaign for the Voice in a move that could embolden more pro-Voice backbench Liberals to follow him.
Peter Dutton is wrong to rail against the ‘Canberra Voice’ when he could have made legitimate criticisms of Albanese’s proposal.
The prime minister slammed the Liberal Party’s decision,saying he was saddened the opposition leader had put politics above the lives of Indigenous people.
The Liberal Party must ditch the culture wars and embrace action on climate change to stay relevant,one of its most senior figures says.
Scott Morrison said the women who marched on Parliament House were lucky not to be shot. The opposition leader needs to take a markedly different approach.
Tanya Plibersek also took to social media on Saturday morning to reveal the trauma behind her decision to not contest the Labor Party leadership.
Deputy Liberal leader Sussan Ley has described the referendum as a Labor “vanity project” and accused the prime minister of using it as a platform for an early election,in an escalation of the Coalition’s hostility towards the Voice.