James McPherson
reports…
It is a very sad day for Australia – the
Australian Senate has just passed a bill which attempts to totally
regulate the internet in Australia. It was passed with the
assistance of the two “independent” senators, Harradine and
Colston. The Australian Labor Party and the Australian Democrats
attempted to get a 2year sunset clause inserted but without any
success.
Two online reports: Australia’s ABC
news and the Fairfax
online news.
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