Australia Drafts Online Duty of Care; Critics Warn of Censorship
Australia's online safety law would fine platforms $109.2m and let a minister decide what's "harmful" online, critics call it stealth censorship.
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Australia's online safety law would fine platforms $109.2m and let a minister decide what's "harmful" online, critics call it stealth censorship.
Labor leaders called One Nation dangerous, divisive and far-right in Brisbane. Hanson warned this rhetoric is how political violence is incited.
The Senate passed the ASIO questioning bill 26–15, restoring a three-year sunset and expanding warrants to sabotage and communal violence.
Death threats and abusive chants against Pauline Hanson recorded during student protests across Australian cities organised against One Nation.
The Australian Senate debates a bill expanding ASIO's compulsory questioning powers this week, after the government restored a three-year sunset.
A socialist network is mobilising Australian high school and university students for a nationwide walkout against One Nation on 13 August.
An Australian woman living in Louisiana has been arrested and charged with illegally voting in the 2022 and 2024 US federal elections.
Australia and Fiji sign historic Vuvale Union and Ocean of Peace Alliance, deepening ties in security, climate resilience, and mutual defence.
First national Christian Freedom Index finds 92% of Christian Australians now see public faith as riskier amid legislative and cultural pressures
Australia and Vanuatu sign the Nakamal Agreement, a 10-year partnership for security, climate resilience, and economic development.
One Nation Senator Pauline Hanson’s bid to amend the Sex Discrimination Act, by prioritising biological sex, was blocked in the Senate.
Karl Stefanovic exits Channel 9 after his podcast interview with Tommy Robinson was pulled, sparking a national free speech debate.