Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was asked why he didn’t split the hate speech bill in the first place. He said it was a “sensible” thing to do and that there was “no overreach” in it. What?
🚨David Shoebridge says the Greens can’t support amending the hate speech bill because of the ‘overreaching’ terms in the legislation, arguing it would require ‘surgical’ changes to become viable.
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A key Liberal figure says a new racial vilification offence removed from the government's "hate speech" bill after a massive backlash should be brought back. The Coalition is currently working with Labor to pass the rest of the controversial legislation.
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said he wishes the government was “going harder” on hate speech than they are in the legislation being put forward tomorrow.
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Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke said he wishes the government was “going harder” on hate speech than they are in the legislation being put forward tomorrow.
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