Patrick Lionel Djargun Dodson, byname Pat Dodson or Paddy Dodson, (born January 29, 1948, Broome, Western Australia, Australia), Australian activist and politician who became one of Australia’s most influential Indigenous leaders in the senate.

Senator Dodson said the voice was an historic opportunity for change.

"This alteration is profound because it is facing up to Australia's legacy of colonisation and assimilation," he said in the message.

"Through a successful referendum, Australians will finally acknowledge those injustices of the crown and will do so without undermining the integrity of our political and institutional framework of our nation."

Senator Dodson wrote that the voice would be an action of restorative justice.

How much is Pat Dodson worth? Pat Dodson net worth is estimated at around $5 million. His main source of income is from his primary work as a politician. Pat Dodson’s salary per month and other career earnings are over $400,000 dollars annually. His remarkable achievements have earned him some luxurious lifestyles and some fancy car trips. He is one of the richest and most influential politicians in Australia.

Does he need the ear of Government?

Jose',

Its hard to contain oneself when replying to a racists like YOU, but I'll try. To say; "His (Pat Dodson) remarkable achievements have earned him some luxurious lifestyles and some fancy car trips. He is one of the richest and most influential politicians in Australia." That shows you to be a resentful bigot, resentful of the success of a fine Aboriginal person and a fine Australian, who has served both his people, and this country well for many years. Unlike you who had done nothing but swing off the taxpayer teat, you did say once you are receiving aged welfare from the taxpayer, from people like Pat Dodson.

Possibly you prefer a senator who is an old white Christian fundo like yourself, who is accused of stalking one female senator and grabbing the arse of another, there is a third complaint yet to be exposed. Is that the kind YOU prefer as your representative?

Paul, it shows nothing of the sort, it proves aboriginals can live with equality in Australia without a Voice in the Constitution. It is you who is the racist bigot as you want to divide Australia on racial lines.

Jose'

One might think you are being truthful about Pat Dodson's wealth, he may have $5 million, he might have 10, not that its any of our business, but given your propensity for negatively lying about matters Aboriginal, I've caught you out 3 times recently, where is YOUR information coming from? Another one of those far right web sites you frequent like; '"The Daily Deceleration"!

"it proves aboriginals can live with equality", it proves nothing of the sorts. There were black folk who were wealthy under apartheid in South Africa, not many, but wealthy never the less. Wealth does not have the same meaning as equality. Since I have to tell you that, it shows how out of touch you are. Just tell me how many white and black social gathering took place in YOUR town, back in YOUR day. I asked that question of you before but you couldn't name any. In fact the black fella wasn't permitted in you white only public baths.

It appears that Paul1405 has outed himself as Anglophobic.

Quoted.
"Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has copped a lot of criticism for not giving Australians enough information about the Voice.
The man who stood next to the PM when he announced the referendum wording – is Thomas Mayo – he's been busy filling in the blanks. Mayo is a union official and “militant”.

He wrote the book on the proposed constitutional change.
He sits on Albo’s Referendum Working Group, his signature was on the Uluru Statement and he has spent a year and a half travelling the country trying to talk Australians into changing their Constitution to include the Voice.

What does he say about the Voice?

Thomas Mayo says the Voice is a campaign tool to “abolish colonialist institutions” and “pay the rent, pay reparations and compensation”.
Rather than what the PM described as an “inspiring and unifying Australian moment”, Mayo told a conference of communists that “there is nothing that we can do that is more powerful than building a first nations’ Voice, a black institution, a black political force to be reckoned with”.

At a 2021 Invasion Day protest he described “the powers that be” as “murderers”, he said he was “sick of governments not listening to our voice” so planned “to use the rulebook of the nation to force them”.
Mayo revealed the divisive aims behind the Voice at Invasion Day and Black Lives Matter protests as well as in numerous addresses revealing the Voice’s radical origins to the Search Foundation, which describes itself as the “successor organisation of the Communist Party of Australia”.

Remember when Albo said the Voice was “a modest request”?
Empty words.
Now you know the truth.

You’ve heard it from the mouth of the man who wrote the book on the Voice to Parliament.
It is not a “modest request”.
It’s about power and money and influence.
It's about dividing Australians.
Thomas Mayo, the Yes campaign’s most prominent advocate, said as much himself. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=655mzGRmkZw

Yours in unity,

Jacinta Nampijinpa Price
on behalf of FAIR AUSTRALIA