‘Allows them to censor anything they don’t like’: Labor’s internet crackdown blasted
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Journalist and Author Michael Shellenberger warns Labor’s proposed internet laws are sweeping enough to allow the government to censor content it dislikes. This is an incredibly sweeping comprehensive bill; it basically allows them to censor anything they don’t like,” Mr Shellenberger told News24 host Sharri Markson. “As usual the people demanding censorship never think that they might actually be victims of it.”
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