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A washing machine has more safeguards than the web, and the Libs are in a full spin cycle

Pauline Hanson says the Duty of Care bill is a crime against free speech, so the Coalition is performing its One Nation back-up dance.

Published 2 hours agoOct 16, 2026 · 8:00 PMOriginal source: Sydney Morning Herald3 reads

A washing machine has more safeguards than the web, and the Libs are in a full spin cycle

Pauline Hanson says the Duty of Care bill is a crime against free speech, so the Coalition is performing its One Nation back-up dance.

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Sydney Morning Herald

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