Greens 'hell bent' on pushing ideology: Jacinta Price
Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has weighed in on the Greens' proposed bill to establish a Truth and Justice Commission despite the failure of Labor's Voice To Parliament referendum in 2023.
The Greens have announced they will introduce a Bill to establish a Truth and Justice Commission this week, which they say will look at how historic and ongoing injustices impact Indigenous Australians.
It follows the failure of Labor's Voice To Parliament referendum, which saw 60 per cent of the nation vote against the Voice.
“The Greens aren’t interested in what Australia has to say on any issues; they haven’t heard or bothered to take notice of the result of the referendum,” Ms Price told Sky News host Peta Credlin.
“They would prefer to continue down of a path of division within our country of reinvention in our culture.
“They infantilise Indigenous Australians and not focusing on meeting the needs of our most marginalised.
“They’re just hell-bent on pushing ideology.”
- https://www.msn.com/en-au/news/other/greens-hell-bent-on-pushing-ideology-jacinta-price/ar-BB1pcv4u?ocid=00000000
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