The frenzied "debate" about the Voice is only serving to confuse everybody. In practical terms the Voice will be able to express its opinion on just about any public policy issue, because every one of them, one way or the other, impacts on indigenous Australians. So yes the Voice could offer its advice to the Reserve Bank. So what? It could offer advice to the Treasurer on the technical drafting of the latest Tax Laws Amendment Bill too. So what? In each case it wouldn't be a great use of time because absent a particular expertise in monetary policy or tax law, the Voice's views would not carry a lot of weight. Where they will carry weight, and should, is on matters directly or particularly relating to indigenous Australians and so it is natural that the Voice will concentrate its attention on issues where its views will be most influential. As to Australia Day - seriously? Of course the Voice will have a view on Australia Day and it would be very surprising if its view was not to move the date.
@Jane_L_Kennedy @myGovau I agree! My son can't find his runners on a good day , yet I can't access his vax details that he needs for school! Go figure!!
@RobLowe@johncusack Just found Class on a Streaming platform. Geez It holds up well & not withstanding it reeks of white male elitism it's a bloody great movie.
"I was personally shattered, and then you kind of reform yourself in this quiet, grieving world that was created in the house."
Comedian Stephen Colbert opens up to @andersoncooper about grief and the death of his dad and brothers in a plane crash when he was 10 years old.
@TheBlock Real men talking about real things like feeling of exhaustion and being overwhelmed! People need support from a very wide community. Who would of thought we would get this from @TheBlock
So proud of Spence for sharing his mental health struggles. That was the most powerful moment of the whole show. Proud of you Spence. Real men share their feelings ❤️ #9TheBlock