Q: Why do you support the #VoiceToParliament?
"The simple answer is because the Indigenous community has asked us to."
"The hard question is why would you say no?"
"How at this point in history would you think, ‘Nah they've had it too good for too long'?"
@RDNS_TAI #auspol
Dear @Twitter @TwitterAU
Just FYI: @TimWilsonMP is NOT an MP. His delusion of still being relevant a year after losing his seat led him to grabbing a wreath meant to be laid by the actual MP's representative at an #AnzacDay ceremony this weekend. #auspol
No armada of asylum seekers arrived post the Biloela family settlement
No one’s weekend was cancelled due to EV’s
No one married a toaster after the same-sex marriage plebiscite
And Australia won’t be divided along racial lines due to The Voice
#RupertLies#VoteYes#abc730
‘What is critically important in understanding history is that the call for a voice to parliament is not a new initiative. Aboriginal activists nearly 100 years ago..called for a voice to parliament as part of their political platform..during the 1920s.’ https://t.co/RRneoovYvX
Thanks Allegra, but you have also avoided the elephant in the room. Namely, alone in the world, Australia puts far too much money (public & private) behind kids who are already advantaged and far too little money (overwhelmingly public) behind kids born disadvantaged.
@aliceleung Qualifications do matter but as a mature aged student half way through my teaching masters I have to say the method of assessment with every subject is the same. We are constantly taught about the need to differentiate but all assessments are a 4000 word assignment