Eddie Robertson

You travel around the world, anywhere you go in the world there's problems.

But, like, Australia really is a lucky country, you know, and I really believe that, you know, for one, charity begins at home, you know, and my whole opinion about, you know, foreign aid and all that sort of stuff, we need to look after the blackfellas, mate.

You know what I mean?

Look, and I'm not talking about, you know, these sort of militant people that, you know, want to burn.

I'm saying, like, the Indigenous communities of Australia, if we're going to talk, like, we need to look after our own people in Australia.

First.

First, right?

Yeah.

100%.

Yeah.

You know, 100%.

Or even spending $330 million investigating a decorated soldiers.

Imagine what $330 million could have done to, and I'll just use this example.

I'm not an Aboriginal activist.

I just want to make it plain and clear here.

But I was in Canberra on Saturday.

I was hanging around with Kangaroo Jack down at the protest down there.

and I'm heartened to see that that bloke's starting to gain a bit of traction and he's building up an alliance with the veteran community.

Like Sam started getting the ball rolling with that and that's good.

But, you know, if you look at what $330 million could have done, like a lot of Australian people that live in these cities and, you know, drive Toyota Priuses and drink soy lattes or whatever the cliche, they don't even – I don't think they've ever –