‘Out of hand': Council worker terminated for refusing Acknowledgement of Country
'What kind of an employer would insist on beginning every meeting, even a weekly meeting of the street cleaning team, with an acknowledgment of country?' Ms Credlin said.
'The Darebin Council, that's who – possibly the most woke council in Victoria.
'These acknowledgments have totally got out of hand – they've become a way of saying that the country belongs to some of us more than to all of us.'
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