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I am glad that the Albanese government called the Voice referendum. It has allowed people to have a good look at the system and to start talking about it.

The average person that is busy working to pay the bills and raising a family have rightfully allowed our elected leaders to run the country and make decisions for us, that we believe in. But something has gone wrong during the past 20 years, minority groups have got themselves into power bases and twisted the system to work for them. The refrendum has opened our eyes and ears.

Time for change, time to bring some sanity back. The problem is, how do you clean up Canberra.

The only state or territory to vote yes in the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum has failed its own Indigenous community despite having its own voice to parliament for the past 15 years. Indigenous Territorians are the most disadvantaged in Australia, with one of the highest Indigenous incarceration rates in the country. 

The only state or territory to vote yes in the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum has failed its own Indigenous community despite having its own voice to parliament for the past 15 years.

THE data revealed in the latest Productivity Commission’s “Report on Corrective Services” is an indictment of the ACT government.

The Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander crude imprisonment rate ratio per 100,000 adults in the ACT is 20.5, that is, an Aboriginal person is 20 times more likely to be imprisoned in Canberra than a non-Aboriginal person, which is the highest in Australia, and 20 per cent higher than the average across all jurisdictions.