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Pauline Hanson has slammed the push to introduce an Indigenous Voice to Parliament, claiming it will segregate the country.
The One Nation leader argued it would cause more harm than good and 'separate Australians based on their race'.
'It's about equality for all Australians regardless of your race, you know, to say that I have no connection to the land is a load of 'bs', I was born here, I love this country, they don't have any more rights over it than what I do,' she told Sky News.
Pauline Hanson has slammed the push to introduce an Indigenous Voice to Parliament claiming it will segregate the country
The One Nation leader demanded Anthony Albanese share more details about his proposal to hold a referendum (pictured, Mr Albanese at the Garma Festival in the Northern Territory when he first announced plans to introduce a Voice to Parliament in July)
'It will be rushed through, people will vote emotionally with it, thinking oh yeah why not it's not gonna have an impact on us.
Ms Hanson argued she was an 'Australian as much as any Aboriginal' and that residents should be treated equally.
The One Nation leader demanded Anthony Albanese share more details about his proposal to hold a referendum.
Opposition leader Peter Dutton has also refused to reveal where he stands on the matter until more information comes to light, despite his coalition partner Nationals already having seen enough to declare they couldn't support it.
'They've had a really good conversation in their party room, there's obviously a clear majority view they
