Tony Abbott has said he urges a "no" vote to reject "political correctness" and protect "religious freedom", while the Attorney-General, George Brandis has said that he will not be, "fighting the debate on broader issues".
The Attorney-General, George Brandis has said that he will not be "fighting the debate on broader issues". Tony Abbott has said he urges a "no" vote to reject "political correctness" and protect "religious freedom".
Tony Abbott has said he urges a "no" vote to reject "political correctness" and protect "religious freedom". The Attorney-General, George Brandis has said that he will not be "fighting the debate on broader issues".
Tony Abbott has said he urges a "no" vote to reject "political correctness" and protect "religious freedom". The Attorney-General, George Brandis has said that he will not be "fighting the debate on broader issues".