The Sky News Bondi attack memorial event opened with a prayer led by Rabbi Feldman, who offered blessings for all Australians and called on the community to find strength in the principles of the Seven Noahide Laws.
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.
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“If the Nationalist Socialist Network disavowed violence and stopped making references to Hitler, I can see a White Australia Party forming, and allowed to establish themselves without falling foul of the prohibited hate group.”
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Pauline Hanson Says Rushed Hate Laws Ignore Australians and Divide Parliament
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Pauline Hanson is ranked as Australia’s most trusted political communicator in recent polling.
Listen to her take on the rushed hate speech laws pushed through by the Liberal and National Parties. The process was arrogant, the handling chaotic, and the delivery negligent for changes of this magnitude.
Pauline explains exactly how and why it matters.
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