eSafety already has sweeping powers over online content. Albanese’s new law would expand its reach, strengthen its enforcement machinery and give the regulator even more leverage over Big Tech.
Canberra doesn’t have to delete your opinions when regulation can make Big Tech afraid to distribute them.
An online-safety law built to expand could leave future governments deciding what new forms of speech count as harm.
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The rules of prosperity are changing, and Australians must decide now where the next opportunity lies.
As living costs and government debt soar, Australians need to understand what is changing and how to protect their financial future.
Super funds have clapped back after Anthony Albanese made a controversial call on where the nation’s $4.5 trillion savings pool should be invested.
Australians won’t escape the banks by waiting for Canberra, but by killing debt before it kills their choices.
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