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‘We have raised, on behalf of Mr. Assange, Australia’s national interest that enough is enough and this needs to be brought to a conclusion.’
‘History has shown that the aggregation of personal information can lead to targeted misuse, both by state and non-state actors.'
‘Anyone who cares for the protection of innocent life must stand against these attacks,' the prime minister said.
‘At 1.35am. this morning, after consideration of all the material, I declared that it was a terrorist incident,' said the NSW police commissioner.
Western Australians will also be able to identify themselves as non-binary, indeterminate, and intersex.
The IPA has warned that this proposed agency is another government intervention to curtail growth in Australia's critical resources sector.
‘I achieved more in four days than I could in four years,' said Julie Inman Grant.
By: Nina Nguyen
The eSafety commissioner had ordered the removal of the footage but X’s response was to block the video to Australian IP addresses, the court was told.
Australian authorities have targeted Musk for not complying with an order to remove content across its platform globally.
‘It would be of great concern if people use the attack on me to serve their own political interests to control free speech.'
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