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Where to draw the line on freedom of speech [The Australian paywall]
At the heart of the dispute between Elon Musk and Anthony Albanese is a key question for our society: do we want the federal government to be the global editor in chief of the internet?
A copy of the orders can be found here
Danica Paige Szepanowski sentenced for public nuisance after Mama Africa face-stomp | The Courier Mail [Courier Mail paywall]
A lawyer partying in the VIP section of a popular Qld nightclub repeatedly stomped on the face of another lawyer, before stepping back and laughing at her.
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“This video (sparked by a media kerfuffle claiming the King was about to abdicate - which wasn't true) looks at the question of whether the abdication of a British monarch can occur without legislation. It discusses the precedents and in particular the legal and constitutional issues concerning the abdication of King Edward VIII and the effectiveness of his abdication in the Dominions. It explains why some of those issues wouldn't arise in relation to a (most unlikely) abdication of King Charles III and that the simpler procedure of an abdication on his own motion without ministerial advice or legislation would probably be sufficient.”
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A copy of the decision can be found here - The People v. Harvey Weinstein
So, this federal court dispute between Musk and the ESafety Commish seems to turn entirely on the meaning of the words 'the material can be accessed by end-users in Australia': classic.austlii.edu.au
— #Jeremy Gans (#@jeremy_gans)
4:08 AM • Apr 26, 2024
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