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Divide deepens over Liberal Party decision to oppose Indigenous Voice

Published 11 April 2023, 10:09 am
The Liberal Party is in turmoil after its spokesman for Indigenous Australians quit the Opposition front bench. Julian Leeser says he's at odds with the party's position to oppose a Voice to Parliament. His resignation comes only days after fellow Liberal Ken Wyatt quit the party for the same reason.
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