Words are the currency of politics – they can be the bouquets or bullets that swing an argument, win over doubters and shape the futures of cities, states and nations.
We’re all soon to vote on a set of words that, depending on interpretation, will establish the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, either a start to righting the historical wrong of dispossession of this nation’s first settlers or the beginning of a constitutional nightmare that permanently disrupts our orderly system of government.
