the Australian Citizenship - Our Common Bond states that freedom of speech is a core Australian value, but also emphasizes that 'At all times, even while engaging in freedom of speech and freedom of expression, the laws of Australia must be obeyed'. All the flags mentioned contain some of ...
Free speech challenge to Australian vilification lawsBrendan O'Connor, the newly announced Minister for Immigration and Citizenship, will likely defer to his predecessor Chris Bowen and allow controversial Dutch politician Geert Wilders a visa to Australia this month.Jo Coghlan...
Tham, J. 2007, `Australian terror laws and academic freedom', in Free Speech in Fearful Times: After 9/11 in Canada, the U.S., Australia and Europe, eds J. Turk & A. Manson, James Lorimer & Co Ltd, Toronto.Tham, Joo-Cheong. `Australian Terror Laws and Academic Freedom.' Free ...
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David Hurley Sworn In As 27th Governor-General Of Australia July 1, 2019Fiona Patten Not Happy Malcolm Roberts Has Been Re-Elected June 19, 2019Sen. Duncan Spender (LDP-NSW) – Maiden Speech April 3, 2019 Sen. David Smith (ALP-ACT) – Maiden Speech June 27, 2018 ...
thatsomemightalso be intimidated, insulted, or humiliatedby an opponent’scontraryview, notably when it comes to discrediting a position.Freedom of speech, axiomatically, requires the exclusion of the offendedfrom consideration. But the concept is fragile in Australia’s regulation-crazed environment...
Senator John Faulkner has delivered a wide-ranging speech on political integrity and called for reforms to the parliament, public service, political parties and election funding. Faulkner spoke at a conference at the University of Melbourne. He called for finalisation of the National Anti Corruption ...
Neil Foster,Religious Freedom, Section 109 of the Constitution, and Anti-discrimination Laws(pp. 36-56) Andrew Hemming,Why the Jury inPell v The QueenMust Have Had a Doubt and the High Court was Right to Quash the Guilty Verdicts(pp. 57-75) ...
This is the text of a speech by former Prime Minister Paul Keating to The Sydney Institute. The last time I was in this room I was talking about nuns. From the Sisters of St Joseph to Brian Toohey and Kerry Packer. It makes you appreciate anew the rich diversity of humankind. ...
but thus far not attained; namely anAustralian Republic. More than a century on, this phrase from theBallarat Reform League Charterlies at the heart of contemporary Victorian identity;that it is the inalienable right of every citizen to have a voice in making the laws he is called upon to ...