When Australians vote no, they are voting to maintain equality in our country.

They are voting no to the continued aggressiveness of leftist ideology that has slowly eroded

their wonderful shared Australian values and culture, and I am privileged to be in a position

where I hope to be able to rebuild our nation, to feel proud of who we are as Australians

again, so that our children can stand proud to call themselves Australian.

Hello, welcome back to the Brendan O'Neill Show with me, Brendan O'Neill and my special

guest this week, Jacinta Nampian Per Price. Jacinta, welcome to the show.

Thank you for having me.

I've been itching to speak to you for a long time about so many things, but of course

today I think we have to talk about the big thing, which is the voice to Parliament referendum

that is taking place in Australia and which voting will take place on the 14th of October,

so it's coming up very soon. For non-Australian listeners who might not know you are you sit in

the Australian Senate, you are the senator for the Northern Territory, you're also the Shadow

Minister for Indigenous Affairs, and you are one of the leading voices, if not the leading

voice I would say over the past few weeks, in saying no to the voice to Parliament, and this

is a voice that would allow Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islanders people to make representations

to government. So there's a lot for us to unpick and talk about, but I just want to ask a practical

question to begin with. What exactly are Australians being asked to vote about on the 14th of October?

What is the question? What is the voice that they've been asked to say yes or no to?

Well, I think, Brendan, that's half the problem with this proposal is that we're being asked to

make an amendment to our constitution, and the question is based around recognition of Indigenous

Australians, and they're suggesting it is through a body which will be known as the voice.

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