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Albanese blames Senate for Labor abandoning hate speech reform
Albanese cites Senate opposition from the Coalition and Greens as key barriers to racial vilification reforms following the Bondi Beach massacre, despite antisemitism envoy recommendations.
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Albanese blames Senate for Labor abandoning hate speech reform
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says he will not pursue racial vilification reform this term despite criticism from Labor MPs and the recommendation of his own antisemitism envoy.
·Sydney, Australia
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