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1. Article · Sep 9, 2026 · Sinclair Davidson

   Labor’s digital duty of care privatises political censorship (opens the original)

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   At a time when productivity is collapsing, along with real wages and our standard of living, the Albanese government has decided that people mocking government is the greatest challenge facing the nation. Online bullying of vulnerable public servants and politicians needs to be addressed. Australia is lacking a “digital duty of care”. As always, political censorship is being packaged as protecting children, fighting terrorists, and generally keeping us all safe from unknown harms. Gift 5 article

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2. Article · Jul 13, 2026 · Sinclair Davidson

   Don’t blame Zuckerberg. Antisemitism runs deeper than Facebook (opens the original)

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   The Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social Cohesion has been examining the role of social media. Online platforms have changed the speed, scale and visibility of hatred. They allow extremists to find one another, test slogans, hide behind irony and push prejudice into public circulation at low cost. Platforms can amplify prejudice, reward outrage, make the extreme seem common, make the shameful merely controversial and elevate private bigotry into public performance. Gift 5 articles to anyo

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