‘Australia won’t be held to ransom by Meta’
The government won’t be ‘held ransom’ by Meta after it threatened to pull news content, describing the tech giant as having blatant ‘disregard’ for Australian laws and values.
Alexi Demetriadi
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Tech titans ‘pivotal to terrorism material’
Telegram has failed to clear horrific terror attack footage months after the eSafety watchdog demanded answers as the government accused social-media giants of playing a ‘pivotal role’ in platforming terrorism.
Albanese tears up about ‘direct threat to family’
The PM became emotional as he spoke of his deep concern sparked by the manifesto of teenage extremist Jordan Patten, who was allegedly planning a lethal terror act against MPs.
Alleged terror teen’s manifesto of madness
A 19-year-old charged with a terror offence after threatening to attack the Prime Minister and Labor MPs says he was motivated by Norwegian neo-Nazi Anders Breivik in an alleged manifesto.
Reforms on hate speech closer
Reform of NSW’s hate-speech laws has drawn closer with the release of an options paper as religious and political leaders said that change couldn’t – and hadn’t – come soon enough.
Betrayed Libs ‘blindsided’ by disloyalty
NSW Liberals were ‘blindsided’ by Matt Kean’s rapid appointment as the Labor government’s new climate change tsar with senior figures feeling ‘betrayed’ amid the former treasurer’s ‘disloyalty’.
Extremists ‘are a terrorist group’
The opposition demands Labor list Hizb ut-Tahrir as a terror organisation as its now-deleted praise for the October 7 attacks is revealed.
![SEPTEMBER 12, 1988: Carol Arrow aged 18 [LEFT] and Wayne Wilmot [right] are escoreted by police at Campbelltown Court, 12/09/88, where they faced charges relating to the murder of Janine Balding. Pic Uwe Kuessner. NSW / Crime / Murder Historical](https://content.api.news/v3/images/bin/d45b217fd57242c0dc02901234e16157?width=650)
Freed sex offender back in custody
Wayne Wilmot, member of the gang that raped and killed Janine Balding, is back behind bars, mere weeks after being released, for allegedly searching for child abuse material.
Ex-judge slams ‘zealots’ who rule with agendas
Former judge and inquiry chair Walter Sofronoff has slammed ‘narcissists and zealots’ whom he believes threaten the rule of law and our institutions.
Mixed reaction from NSW blue-collar town
Upper Hunter residents have told Canberra and Sydneysiders to let the area path its own energy future, saying nuclear would bring back jobs to the community.
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