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Anthony Albanese confident Voice to Parliament will unify the nation

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The Prime Minister has expressed confidence that some of the leading opponents of a Voice to Parliament will eventually be convinced it will unify the nation. Anthony Albanese revealed draft wording for a change to the nation's constitution at the Garma Festival of Cultures on the weekend, but there are some on the Opposition benches yet to be convinced.
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