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Blak Sovereignty Movement formalises its opposition to the Voice to Parliament

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Advocates for the Blak Sovereignty Movement from around the country have arrived in Canberra declaring their opposition to the Indigenous Voice referendum. Independent Senator Lidia Thorpe has revealed more about her position on the "No" campaign. It comes after the parliament passed legislation yesterday, allowing the national vote to go ahead later this year.
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