NSW the latest state to commence ‘consultation’ about Indigenous treaty

The new South Wales government has become the latest state to commence “consultation” about an indigenous treaty, says Sky News host Danica De Giorgio. She says they are “opening applications for three ‘commissioners’ to engage with Aboriginal communities”. “That’s despite the state and 60 per cent of Australians voting no to an Indigenous Voice to Parliament,” Ms De Giorgio said. “Yet again these Labor governments don’t seem to want to listen.” Ms De Giorgio was joined by Centre for Independent Studies Indigenous Forum Director Warren Mundine to discuss the New South Wales government’s push for treaty.