Teal MP Allegra Spender struggles to answer whether she would like to see our new hate speech laws work in the same way that its currently playing out in the UK, where social media posts are landing people into jail.
Communications Minister Anika Wells couldn’t help herself but to use her condolence motion speech to promote work with the eSafety Commissioner tackling ‘online hate’ and the upcoming Digital Duty of Care amendments.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is disappointed that the government wasn’t able to legislate everything they wanted to last night, and is determined to stop people from trolling him in his social media comment section.
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eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant is defending the upcoming social media ban by claiming that Australians have “very low levels of trust in social media companies, and much higher levels of trust
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eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant is defending the upcoming social media ban by claiming that Australians have “very low levels of trust in social media companies, and much higher levels of trust in government.”
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