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Forget free speech, it's freedom from odious speech most of us want

The proposal would require opt-out tools and stronger safeguards as ministers warn big tech faces mounting pressure over harm to teenagers.

Summary by Newcastle Herald
There's been some nonsense about the government's proposed digital duty of care on social media, writes John Hanscombe.

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Forget free speech, it's freedom from odious speech most of us want

There's been some nonsense about the government's proposed digital duty of care on social media, writes John Hanscombe.

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Newcastle Herald broke the news in Newcastle, Australia on Tuesday, September 8, 2026.
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