Bridget McKenzie calls out racism over the crime crisis in Alice Springs

Nationals Senate leader Bridget McKenzie calls out racism over the crime crisis in Alice Springs, stating that if such things were happening in a suburban community more would be done. “I call out racism because if this was happening in a suburban community in Brisbane, Sydney or Melbourne there would be a social worker on every doorstep, there would be a police on every corner to make sure that children were safe,” she told Sky News host Erin Molan. “So Albanese needs to stop waiting for a Voice that may or may not ever happen, get on a plane get to the territory and start sorting this out. “It is untenable for a prime minister to know this is going on and to continue to ignore, not just Peter Dutton’s call but the call from these community members, leaders and parents”.