From Jacinta Price
The ABC is meant to be YOUR broadcaster.
Everyone who works there is well funded by your taxes and tasked with providing journalism and entertainment content for ALL Australians.
Earlier this year the ABC promised journalists would be reminded there’s no place for bias when reporting on Labor’s Voice referendum.
But the activists at the ABC can’t help themselves.
They give more airtime to ‘yes’ campaigners, interrupt them less and – compared to me or anyone else making the case for a ‘no’ vote – rarely ask them tough questions.
Last week, the bias of some ABC presenters was on full display.
As reported by The Daily Telegraph, three of their highest paid personalities provided quotes on a book all about promoting the Uluru Statement and the Voice.
In her quote, [Patricia] Karvelas called the book “a profound piece of work that asks us to consider a future where First Nations people … are placed at the heart of our country.”
[Laura] Tingle called the Uluru Statement a “truly transformational gift … if only we take it”.
In his quote, [Dan] Bourchier said the Voice was “a powerful reminder of the gift from the Elders and a call to action to all Australians.”
They’re meant to be impartial reporters presenting Australians with the facts, but they’ve openly taken positions that compromise their positions of trust.
We need journalists, not activists.
The ABC should be committing themselves to presenting all sides of the story as equally as possible.
They should be encouraging Australians to look at everything we know about this proposal and use that information to make their own choices.
They should NOT be promoting the side of the debate they happen to support.
But with every cheer of encouragement for the ‘yes’ side from those at the ABC, one thing becomes clearer and clearer: this is the Voice of Canberra elites.
This is the Voice of those who have spent their whole careers on the taxpayer gravy train making sure there’s plenty more to come.
If those at the ABC and in the media really thought this divisive Voice was the best way to help vulnerable Indigenous Australians, they’d present the facts as they are and trust Australians with the outcome.
But they know it’s not.
Despite what they say, they know as well as you and I do – this Voice is a dangerous, divisive and costly mistake.
Yours for REAL solutions,
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
Senator for the Northern Territory
www.cairnsnews.org 
The Albanese government should be censured for its partisan support for a YES outcome in The Voice referendum. A big part of this unfair support is channelled through the ABC’s various media outlets. All at public expense.
According to Paul Kildea in his article: ACHIEVING FAIRNESS IN THE ALLOCATION OF PUBLIC FUNDING IN REFERENDUM CAMPAIGNS
“In 2013 the Gillard Government caused controversy when, in the lead-up
to its planned referendum on local government recognition, it allocated
95 per cent of available promotional funding to the Yes campaign”.
Click to access alr-37-1-ch02-kildea.pdf
In other words, it appears that Labour has got ‘form’ in stacking the odds in their favour for referenda and using public money to boot.
The evidence for referendum rigging is plain. The only verdict is that the referendum for The Voice should be declared unfit, null and void for the voting public.
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The idiot White journalists at the ABC are clueless.
Handing countries back to the indigenous is a massive ploy, a trap. A lie.
What we are witnessing is the destruction of the White race. We are hated.
Civilisation will be deindustrialised, crashed back to very basic living. Dirt floors.
The industrial revolution raised the standard of living for the world. It also robbed the Landed Gentry of their wealth, privileges and power.
The intended Reset is much different to what is promoted.
Who is driving all this?
Serious reading on the Bolshevik revolution will give anyone an idea of what is planned.
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Although it is claimed that elected representatives have conveyed the needs of indigenous Australians to Parliament, with one notable exception (the NT’s Wes Lanhupuy, now deceased) I have never heard one of these representatives represent their people. Just like white politicians, as soon as elected, they are on the gravy train; democratic function entirely forgotten.
Yesterday, I asked traditional authority figures of Arnhem Land to provide me with their impressions of representation. I expect a response in a few days and will post this in the Cairns News.
Everybody speaks FOR genuine Aborigines so it will be nice to actually hear what THEY have to say. Meanwhile, I fully support Jacinta’s stand but she speaks no Aboriginal languages and positions herself as an ambassador for the Territory’s mixed Aboriginal and European urban community. This is admirable but to my knowledge, she has never approached the northern traditional Aboriginal majority.
Thus, I would like to balance this to establish a more unified stand. As the Yolngu people have their own consensus protocols, which preclude representationalism, whoever responds will be speaking entirely for themselves. The more who respond, the better idea we will have of their electoral will.
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Lindesymonds – “the 1967 Referendum certainly recognizes Aboriginal people as Australians and they have representation in government.”
Aboriginal people have had many reps in government all across Australia, and still have many reps, and will have in the future.
In the early 80’s I shook the the hand of one of the reps, he had my respect, because he was a realist, not an entitled racist.
Neville Thomas Bonner (1922–1999)
Senator for Queensland, 1971–83
Neville Thomas Bonner, born ‘under a lone palm tree’ on 28 March 1922, at Ukerebagh Island, Tweed Heads, New South Wales, was a stockman and Aboriginal activist who believed it was in the best interest of his people to work for the Aboriginal cause within the existing political institutions of Australian white society. He was the first Indigenous Australian to sit in federal Parliament. [1]
Ref: The Biographical Dictionary of the Australian Senate. Vol 3 1962-1983.
Considering the number of genuine Aboriginals in Australia, they have been well represented in all levels of Government and by many other well funded entities.
The VOICE is a scam and will create division amongst millions of Australians, divide and conquer never works out well for the conquered.
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Switched on the ABC the other day and was treated to John Farnham singing ‘Your the Voice’. Leftists @ Their ABC rule, OK.
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As always it is very good to hear from Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price. She represents her people, her constituents and their interests align with a lot of Australians who think that the 1901 with the 1967 Referendum certainly recognizes Aboriginal people as Australians and they have representation in government.
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Jacinta has to keep fighting for the NO vote. The gov is supposed to support the YES and the NO vote for a referendum but what else can we expect from this socialist gov.
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The ABC’s partisan promotion of the Voice is yet another Cultural Marxist attack upon the values that underpin our once free and prosperous society. Yet again, this taxpayer funded fifth column wages war against the Australian people to wit: the ABC’s rabid, unrelenting propaganda campaign in support of the lethal vaccines.
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So many years of our tax paying dollars spent on this one sided institution that no longer represents anything other than a ONE SIDED view , so SCRIPTED a view against humanity and their utter inability and contempt to present THE UNCENSORED Truth…
IT’S TIME FOR ALL AUSTRALIA TO PETITION for the REAL TRUTH.
If this ABC was anything like it should be we the people would be all awake now.
Until this eventuates , (and it will) .
PETITION TO DISMANTLE/REMOVE/REPLACE THE ABC and every person associated with it.
THE LIGHT AUSTRALIA – and CAIRNS NEWS WILL replace the ABC with ease…
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I am having trouble again when posting so will reply to email.The fact that the ABC are promoting the Yes campaign is probably a good thing!Most sensible people despise the ABC for its leftist thinking, so when hearing of the ABC’s approval of this farcical referendum, they will realise it is NOT a good thing for the Aussie people!betty mac Sent from Samsung tablet.
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Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
Thanks Jacinta, so far you are still at the top of my, Aussies with courage and bravery list. Keep up the good work,
It is quite obvious that you are trying to get the other side of the story (the real facts and truth) out to your fellow Australians.
Cheers
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