Human rights body raises free speech concerns in Labor’s bill
The human rights commission has warned Labor’s laws to combat online misinformation do not ‘strike the appropriate balance’ between protecting free speech and moderating content.
The human rights commission has warned Labor’s laws to combat online misinformation do not ‘strike the appropriate balance’ between protecting free speech and moderating content.
Australian judges are relying on precedent based on ‘outdated’ medical information when allowing gender dysphoric children to access permanent treatments, a barrister says.
About 800 pro-Palestinian mourners swamped the Sydney CBD on Monday night, with speakers condemning the ‘genocidal state’ of Israel and calling for an immediate ceasefire.
Muslim Vote convener Sheik Wesam Charkawi has lashed Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke for ‘failing to condemn Israel’, as vigils and rallies take place across the nation to mark the one-year anniversary of Hamas’ terror attack.
The Opposition said the government should ‘urgently’ consider proscribing Hizb ut-Tahrir as a terrorist group given the promotion of ‘extremely provocative’ protests on the one-year anniversary of the October 7 attacks.
Hardcore anti-Israel protesters have openly celebrated Hezbollah and Iran’s Islamic fundamentalist regime on the eve of October 7 anniversary, and flaunted modified images of banned symbols.
NSW Police Assistant Commissioner Peter McKenna says those who displayed paraphernalia similar to Hezbollah flags will not be arrested, as a man is charged for displaying a Nazi symbol.
People accused of serious crimes in the NT will lose all access to critical legal services from January next year, with Aboriginal defendants set to bear the brunt of the dramatic service cuts.
Lawyers for Julie Inman-Grant are set to abandon a legal fight blocking Elon Musk from allowing videos of a western Sydney bishop getting stabbed on his platform, X.
People accused of serious crimes in the NT could be unable to access critical legal services from next year, sparking grave concerns innocent people will end up behind bars.
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