Tanya Plibersek (Sydney, Australian Labor Party, Minister for the Environment and Water) Share this | Hansard source

They sit next to each other, and they can't even get their question straight. It's bizarre. It's no wonder they're in such trouble. I don't often say this, but I do agree with the now Deputy Leader of the Opposition when she said, and I quote:

Indigenous Heritage Protection remains an all too complex interaction of state, territory and commonwealth law and it needs to be addressed through a national conversation.

She said:

This is about the Government working with Indigenous Australians and recognising their right to determine what is important to them.

I support the process she put in train. I support the fact she contracted the First Nations Heritage Protection Alliance to develop work in this area.

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