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Australia’s House Passes Misinformation Bill, Opposition Says It ‘Belongs in a Dictatorship’
However, Labor defended the legislation as a necessary step to protect the safety of Australians and uphold democracy.
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Abortion Protestor’s Arrest and Release Raises Questions About Free Speech Limits
Paul Burns asked students that if they believed the world was overpopulated then they should commit suicide.
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Justice Department Warns Musk Over Election Giveaway | Live With Josh
The Justice Department has allegedly issued a warning to Elon Musk’s America PAC.
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WikiLeaks Founder Assange Makes First Public Comments Since Release
Assange cautioned that without strong safeguards, other nations could also begin targeting foreign journalists and curbing press freedom.
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From Gaza to the Symphony: Pianist’s Political Stance Hits Sour Note in the Arts World
A pianist’s decision to play a work dedicated to journalists killed in Gaza set off a firestorm of debate in Australia and lasting consequences for some people.
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Court Rules Australia’s Internet Czar Has No Power to Block Content Overseas
The judge found that trying to continue to ban the spread of a video on X globally would have been overreach by local authorities.
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X to Take Legal Action Against eSafety Commission Over Post About Trans Activist at WHO
The eSafety commission has taken action against a post criticising the appointment of a trans activist to a WHO committee.
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‘Death Cult’: Another Senior NZ Official Draws Scrutiny for Open Hostility Towards Government
Professor Joanna Kidman, head of a research centre on extremism, has openly criticised the government’s position on boot camps for youth offenders.
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The Young Dictators
It seems to me that the younger generation of today is less attached to the notion of freedom of opinion than at any of recent times.
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Cricket Player Faces Disciplinary Action for Political Statement on Israel-Hamas War
International cricketer Usman Khawaja says the black armband was for a personal matter.
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Aussie Cricketer to Fight Ban on Displaying Message on Israel-Hamas Conflict
‘I’m just speaking up for those that don’t have a voice,’ Aussie cricket Usman Khawaja said.
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Second Major Radio Host Resigns From Public Broadcaster
‘His dedicated listeners will miss his enquiring mind, curiosity, and desire to challenge ideas,’ the ABC said.
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Popular ABC Host Quits Live on Air, Says There Are ‘Penalties for Speaking Bluntly’
‘Having truly rational, bull-[expletive] free conversations about controversial issues is risky these days,’ Josh Szeps said.
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Australia’s House Passes Misinformation Bill, Opposition Says It ‘Belongs in a Dictatorship’
However, Labor defended the legislation as a necessary step to protect the safety of Australians and uphold democracy.
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Abortion Protestor’s Arrest and Release Raises Questions About Free Speech Limits
Paul Burns asked students that if they believed the world was overpopulated then they should commit suicide.
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Justice Department Warns Musk Over Election Giveaway | Live With Josh
The Justice Department has allegedly issued a warning to Elon Musk’s America PAC.
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WikiLeaks Founder Assange Makes First Public Comments Since Release
Assange cautioned that without strong safeguards, other nations could also begin targeting foreign journalists and curbing press freedom.
|
From Gaza to the Symphony: Pianist’s Political Stance Hits Sour Note in the Arts World
A pianist’s decision to play a work dedicated to journalists killed in Gaza set off a firestorm of debate in Australia and lasting consequences for some people.
|
Court Rules Australia’s Internet Czar Has No Power to Block Content Overseas
The judge found that trying to continue to ban the spread of a video on X globally would have been overreach by local authorities.
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X to Take Legal Action Against eSafety Commission Over Post About Trans Activist at WHO
The eSafety commission has taken action against a post criticising the appointment of a trans activist to a WHO committee.
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‘Death Cult’: Another Senior NZ Official Draws Scrutiny for Open Hostility Towards Government
Professor Joanna Kidman, head of a research centre on extremism, has openly criticised the government’s position on boot camps for youth offenders.
|
The Young Dictators
It seems to me that the younger generation of today is less attached to the notion of freedom of opinion than at any of recent times.
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Cricket Player Faces Disciplinary Action for Political Statement on Israel-Hamas War
International cricketer Usman Khawaja says the black armband was for a personal matter.
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Aussie Cricketer to Fight Ban on Displaying Message on Israel-Hamas Conflict
‘I’m just speaking up for those that don’t have a voice,’ Aussie cricket Usman Khawaja said.
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Second Major Radio Host Resigns From Public Broadcaster
‘His dedicated listeners will miss his enquiring mind, curiosity, and desire to challenge ideas,’ the ABC said.
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Popular ABC Host Quits Live on Air, Says There Are ‘Penalties for Speaking Bluntly’
‘Having truly rational, bull-[expletive] free conversations about controversial issues is risky these days,’ Josh Szeps said.
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