Julian Leeser
A Liberal MP has made a last-ditch plea for voters to cast a 'yes' ballot in the voice referendum, saying Australians should lift up their eyes and see the challenges their Indigenous brothers and sis...
The Australian National University launched a new website - 'Quest for Indigenous Recognition Project' at Parliament House, Canberra, this week.
A Liberal MP is imploring voters to seize the moment at the Indigenous voice to parliament referendum, declaring a 'yes' result would take pressure off the federal budget.
Former federal Shadow Minister for Indigenous affairs, Julian Leeser, has released 21 short videos answering what he describes as "many of the questions Australians have about the YES Case".
Following Anthony Albanese's referendum date confirmation, former shadow attorney general and former shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Julian Leeser says he hopes October 14 is a "unifying mo...
Coalition MP and former shadow minister for Indigenous Australians Julian Leeser has condemned anti-Voice campaigners, accusing the "no" camp of strategically attacking high-profile Indigenous Austral...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has once again urged Australians to vote 'yes' in the Voice referendum after the Senate passed the Indigenous Voice to Parliament bill this morning.
I love this country. A country expansive, desolate, beautiful and yet at times, brutal. A land of extremes - unlike any other place on earth.
The Liberal MP who quit the frontbench due to his stance on the Indigenous Voice has urged his coalition colleagues to back the proposal. Julian Leeser called for a respectful debate on the Indigenous...
The Liberal MP who quit the front bench to campaign for the Indigenous voice says he has worked to quell concerns a compromise still wouldn't get his party onside.
Former shadow minister for Indigenous Australians, Julian Leeser, will move two amendments to the Voice constitutional alteration when Parliament returns next week.
Three former Liberal Indigenous affairs ministers have thrown their support behind a constitutionally enshrined national Voice to Parliament.
The former Minister for Indigenous Australians and the current Minister for Indigenous Australians stood in solidarity with the Voice in Boorloo (Perth) today.