Part 8/10:
Domestic Policy and Indigenous Recognition
In domestic policy, Cash voiced strong opposition to the motion by the WA Liberal Party to end "Welcome to Country" ceremonies at official functions, including parliamentary events. He justified his support by criticizing such gestures as tokenistic and overdone, arguing that genuine progress lies in addressing the tangible issues faced by Indigenous communities rather than symbolic acknowledgments.
Cash emphasized a focus on practical policies that improve the lives of Australia's most disadvantaged, criticizing superficial rituals that do little to impact ground realities. He called for national unity around meaningful, outcome-driven initiatives.