Wyoming’s latest proposal would deny foreign speech regulators the help of its courts and officials. Canberra should take notice.
Labor’s proposed Digital Duty of Care reaches the companies connecting your home to the internet, and the industry wants out.
Florida’s lawsuit should prompt Australia to examine what we were told, what was known, and who must answer.
The scenario training of the WEF has been eerily prescient again. It deserves a place in Porpoise Spit with Deidre Chambers.
If you have seen the great Australian movie Muriel's Wedding, you'll remember the phrase "It's Deidre Chambers, what a coincidence!"
Well it seems that uncanny coincidence is not limited to the movies.
A couple of weeks ago I exposed how the World Economic Forum (WEF) had, back in 2019, rehearsed a Coronavirus pandemic response and how they were now rehearsing a cyber attack response.
What a coincidence that cyber attacks now seem to be on the rise.
Wyoming’s latest proposal would deny foreign speech regulators the help of its courts and officials. Canberra should take notice.
Labor’s proposed Digital Duty of Care reaches the companies connecting your home to the internet, and the industry wants out.
Florida’s lawsuit should prompt Australia to examine what we were told, what was known, and who must answer.
NSW has expanded the machinery for sharing licence photographs and accessing toll-camera images, with a privacy-law override written into the legislation.
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