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SYDNEY: Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Thursday his priority is to hold a referendum on Indigenous people’s political rights, not to remove the monarch as head of state.
The centre-left Labor Party leader is an avowed republican but has refused to be drawn into that debate in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death.
Instead, Albanese says he is focused on a planned referendum to give Indigenous people the right to be consulted by lawmakers on matters that affect them, a…
The centre-left Labor Party leader is an avowed republican but has refused to be drawn into that debate in the aftermath of Queen Elizabeth II‘s death.
Instead, Albanese says he is focused on a planned referendum to give Indigenous people the right to be consulted by lawmakers on matters that affect them, a…
