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The interview with Senator Andrew Bragg on Sky News discussed the importance of a Voice to Parliament for Indigenous Australians in addressing issues like alcohol-related violence in remote communities. Senator Bragg emphasised the need for a clear policy and community control to support the concept of a Voice.

Senator Andrew Bragg discusses concerns about legal issues and the need for a parliamentary inquiry into the proposed wording for The Voice referendum.

Australia Day on January 26 should not change, but be supplemented with a second national day dedicated to Indigenous people. The focus should be on the voice of Indigenous peoples for substantive improvement, ensuring broad support for a successful referendum.

Senator Andrew Bragg discusses union membership fees for non-union members, highlighting concerns about unions accumulating funds through new entities and the potential risks involved. He expresses doubt that Labor leader Anthony Albanese would support forcing non-union members to pay fees, emphasizing the importance of freedom of association in the country.

The government's agenda is being overshadowed by vested interests, impacting the broader community's interests and economic policies. The focus on unions, super funds, and class action lawyers is hindering progress for hardworking Australians.

The Senate Economics References Committee has released an Issues Paper for the Big Tech Inquiry, seeking submissions on the influence of international Big Tech platforms. Submissions can be made until 28 February 2023 via the Committee’s website.

Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg advocates for the Indigenous Voice referendum, emphasizing the need for clarity and detail in the proposed model. The debate surrounding the referendum highlights the importance of public engagement and individual decision-making.

The collapse of FTX exchange highlights Australia's inadequate regulations for cryptocurrencies. Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones' lack of action has left consumers vulnerable, with over 30,000 Australians impacted by the FTX collapse due to the absence of regulatory oversight.

Political panel discusses range of issues including Nationals decision on The Voice and censure motion against Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Labor MP Susan Templeman highlights importance of Aboriginal Voice for self-determination, while Liberal Senator Andrew Bragg emphasises public vote on the matter.

Stephen Jones may face Senate humiliation as Senator McKim's statement could lead to the cancellation of his super cover-up, which favoured unions and super funds over transparency for members' money.