The government’s long-promised religious discrimination legislation is expected to be put to Parliament next week.
Inside the Lucky Dumpling Market on the Moon Lantern Trail in Adelaide,Janet Leung wanted to put up some umbrellas. That’s when the trouble started.
There is a problem when critics prefer a speaker be silenced or removed from the public sphere rather than debated.
The Australian Federation of Islamic Councils has bowed to community pressure after the proposed online event attracted major controversy.
The Education Minister Alan Tudge says he’s “concerned that,in some places,there is a culture of closing down perceived ‘unwelcome thoughts’ rather than debating them”.
The court has found that media companies can be held liable in defamation for nasty comments readers add to their social media posts.
A court found Sydney university lecturer Tim Anderson’s decision to post a “deeply offensive” image could be protected by his right to academic freedom.
Google pulled Sky News off YouTube after it broadcast COVID-19 misinformation. Nick Coatsworth says advocacy of “zero-COVID” and misleading statements about vaccines are just as dangerous.
Despite the most recent policy document being adopted on March 15,Perth Theatre Trust Chair Morgan Solomon said venue hiring policies were under review.
Winston Marshall took a break from the band in March after sparking a social media storm by tweeting admiration for a book by right-wing writer-activist Andy Ngo.
The case of Fahmi Reza has sparked more concerns about the Malaysian government of Muhyiddin Yassin acting like “a dictatorship” during its COVID-19 emergency rule.