Labor Blasts Opposition Senator Jacinta Price's Controversial Colonisation Call During 'No' Campaign

Shadow Minister for Indigenous Australians Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has sparked a chorus of condemnation while campaigning against the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum by claiming that British settlement had a "positive impact" on Indigenous Australians. During a National Press Club address in Canberra, the Northern Territory senator and face of the 'No' campaign said there's "no ongoing negative impacts of colonisation" - with Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney criticising those remarks. Subscribe to 10 News First to get the latest updates and breaking news: https://bit.ly/37DDbL1 0:00 - Labor joins chorus of condemnation against Jacinta Nampijinpa Price after making "colonisation" comments at National Press Club 0:55 - The moment Price claimed Indigenous Australians were not suffering any ongoing impacts of British colonisation 1:20 - Minister for Indigenous Australians Linda Burney responds to "offensive" call that "betrays Stolen Generations families" 1:45 - Opposition Leader Peter Dutton and Deputy Liberal Leader Sussan Ley back Senator Price's call, saying she is a "brave Indigenous woman" 2:12 - Yes campaigners hand out flyers in Sydney amid falling support for the Voice 2:55 - Labor and Northern Territory Senator Malarndirri McCarthy says Jacinta Price's address did not accurately affect impact of intergenerational trauma 4:03 - McCarthy refuses to engage with Price's comments after claiming they misrepresented First Nations People's experience 5:32 - What happens if the 'Yes' campaign is not successful in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum? 6:10 - McCarthy and Burney say "unbelievably racist bullying" from 'No' campaigners during the referendum campaign needs to stop #VoiceToParliament #Indigenous #Referendum #auspol #politics Join the conversation and follow us on: Twitter:   / 10newsfirst   Facebook:   / 10newsfirst   Instagram:   / 10newsfirst   10 News First airs at 5pm, seven nights a week in your local market on Network 10. Missed the bulletin? Catch up at https://10play.com.au/news 10 News First is based in Australia and is a division of Paramount.