Labor MP Julian Hill thinks he’s being clever by breaking the fourth wall and warning of a “Twitter army of clippers” taking his remarks out of context, moments after claiming Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill has no impact on freedom of speech.
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Senator David Pocock says social media algorithms fuel outrage and anonymous bot accounts, endorsing Labor’s Digital Duty of Care whilst overlooking how these laws could enable government-approved sock puppet accounts to spread propaganda and manipulate public…
Independent MP Sophie Scamps says Labor’s Digital Duty of Care is needed to control what content Australians consume online, using the attack on her colleague Helen Haines to justify greater government control while completely ignoring the attacker’s political…
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has immediately blamed social media platforms for the attack on Independent MP Helen Haines.
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Anika Wells on 5 December 2019: Complaining that the Morrison Government is restricting her freedom of speech, right to protest and debate in Parliament. Anika Wells on 15 October 2026: Fuck your free speech.
It’s even funnier now that we have the POV footage showing her facial expression when she said it:
UPDATE: The 'Digital Duty of Care' legislation will be referred to an inquiry, report due on 20 November 2026 — the final sitting week of parliament.
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