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Pharmacy bodies say ‘yes’ to Voice

Nicholas O’Donoghue 21/02/2023

Pharmacy bodies say 'yes' to Indigenous Voice to Parliament

Calls for the introduction of a First National Voice to Parliament are being backed by major pharmacy organisations The Australian Pharmacy Council (APC) and trade union group Professional Pharmacists Australia (PPA) have come out in support of enshrining the Voice in the constitution. With a referendum on the Voice expected to be held later this

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