The Aboriginal bureaucracy, and possibly some Indigenous people themselves, have been agitating for a ‘Voice’.
Surprisingly, these advocates think that having their own ‘Voice to Parliament’ – whatever this might actually mean – will improve their lot.
They make two errors.
First, they seem unaware – or are at least unwilling to admit – that they already have a voice.
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