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Jacinta Nampijinpa Price: The 'Yes' camp using 'You're the Voice' paternalistic

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The Opposition Leader's promise to hold a second referendum if the Voice to Parliament is voted down has attracted criticism from across the federal parliament. The Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians has refused to confirm whether she was consulted about the promise for a fresh poll, but she's told SBS the new campaign for a yes vote - using John Farnham's song The Voice - is "paternalistic".
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