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Prime Minister dismisses predictions Voice to Parliament will divide Australia

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The Prime Minister has warned against what he's calling "Chicken Little" scare campaigns about the Voice to Parliament. Opposition MPs are continuing to raise fears the permanent advisory body will divide the nation.
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