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Parliament debate on Indigenous Voice bill heats up

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The debate on a bill to alter the constitution and create an Indigenous Voice to parliament has entered its third day with more than 100 MPs due to speak over the course of the week. The former prime minister Scott Morrison endorsed his party's opposition to the Voice as a first term Indigenous MP gave an impassioned defence of the proposal.
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