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With it's draft Digital Duty of Care bill, the Albanese government is working hard not to interfere with people's free speech, though not everyone will agree with its approach. The post The government has drawn some much-need lines around big tech — but questions remain appeared first on Crikey .
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KOTA TINGGI: Singaporeans visiting recreational parks in Desaru here were urged to stay vigilant after three Singapore-registered vehicles were allegedly broken into at a waterpark carpark on Sunday.
"If we want to prevent antisemitism and the possibility of another Bondi, we need to understand not just the feeling of antisemitism but also its evolution." The post As an Australian Jew, I hope the…
"I am asking to be included in the word 'Australian'. I am asking for my grief to be legible, seen and honoured in my country, in the way other grief has been." The post How it feels to be a…
SEPTEMBER 9 — For Iran and the United States, August 24 was not so much Groundhog Day as the latest instalment in...
The Georges Pauilhac mansion, a stunning Art Nouveau building, is set to be sold in November. Starting price: €2.1 million.
Rep. Chris Pappas (D) and former Sen. John E. Sununu (R) are poised to face off in November for New Hampshire’s open Senate seat — one of the GOP’s best pickup opportunities as they look to hold onto…
