Part 1: Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke says he is not concerned about the chilling effect the hate speech laws may have on free speech, arguing the laws are needed to stop racist bigotry and that the so called "free speech brigade" simply needs to get over it.
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke advises the House of Reps that he wants to get through all of the proposed amendments to the ‘Hate Speech’ bill without debate for the convenience of the Labor Party.
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Communications Minister Anika Wells takes aim at people ‘dog whistling’ in her comments section, dismissing claims that Australians will be forced to use Digital ID to verify their age as “the biggest
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Communications Minister Anika Wells takes aim at people ‘dog whistling’ in her comments section, dismissing claims that Australians will be forced to use Digital ID to verify their age as “the biggest myth being spread.”
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