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Leading referendum "No" campaigner claims 'no ongoing negative impacts of colonisation'

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Nationals Shadow Indigenous Australians Minister Jacinta Nampijinpa Price also says she will not ‘accept the lie’ that elected voices are redundant because they belong to political parties. The Voice Referendum's leading 'no' campaigner also revealed abusive contact she's experienced during the campaign.
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