Bill Shorten has ‘no problem’ with public servants displaying support for Indigenous voice at work

Comments come after poster on voice was removed from an NDIS commission office over concerns it compromised impartiality

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The federal minister for government services, Bill Shorten, has backed public servants displaying their support for the Indigenous voice referendum at work, after a stoush between unions and the NDIS commission over an information flier posted in an office.

Guardian Australia understands a Community and Public Sector Union (CPSU) poster featuring referendum information, bearing a unions for yes" emblem, was removed from a Melbourne NDIS commission office last week, upsetting the union.

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