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Hardline free-speech campaigners demand Coalition block Labor’s latest social media plan

  • Posted on September 7, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
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Free speech advocates are intensifying pressure on the Coalition to reject Labor's proposed digital duty of care legislation, viewing it as a potential threat to online expression rights. This debate highlights the growing ideological divide within Australian politics regarding content regulation, with some hardline supporters shifting allegiance to One Nation over concerns about government overreach in social media governance and digital platform accountability measures.

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Hardline free-speech campaigners demand Coalition block Labor’s latest social media plan
Hardline free-speech campaigners demand Coalition block Labor’s latest social media plan

The opposition’s position on Labor’s digital duty of care laws is the latest test of its purity on free speech, as hardline backers switch to One Nation.
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