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Censorship fear forces Labor to mull digital law change

Summary by The West Australian
Powers to define harmful content online could be given to parliament as Labor tries to garner support for its planned digital duty of care laws.

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Censorship fear forces Labor to mull digital law change

Powers to define harmful content online could be given to parliament as Labor tries to garner support for its planned digital duty of care laws.

·Osborne Park, Australia
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Labor stands up to Trump on Digital Duty of Care

As the Trump administration complains about Australia’s ‘extortion’ of tech platforms, the Albanese government is pushing ahead with its proposed regulation of algorithms – with the prime minister boasting of a ‘very good’ relationship with the US president.

·Collingwood, Australia
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The Saturday Paper broke the news in Collingwood, Australia on Saturday, September 12, 2026.
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