Politics● ElevatedOct 30 · Oct 30, 2026, 9:07 PM
Scrapping Victoria's Treaty would be a 'devastating' setback, Aboriginal leaders say
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Victorian Indigenous leaders accuse Opposition Leader Jess Wilson of using Treaty as a "political football", warning decades of progress could be lost if the historic agreement is scrapped.
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