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Nice personal data you have there — shame if something were to happen to it

What we need to know is all our personal information is being compiled to be accessed by one little identifier called MyGovID. 
Noely Neatedata retentionprivacy
Abortion and the 'free speech' myth

Safe access to abortion clinics has finally been mandated in NSW despite high-profile "free speech" proponents. 
Jacinta Coelhoabortionfree speech
Animal cruelty crosses borders ahead of puppy farm legislation

Historic legislation is making puppy farms illegal in Victoria, but puppy farmers can still move their operations interstate. 
Peter WicksBanksia Park PuppiesAndrews Government
Are Porter's 'urgent' spying and foreign interference laws even needed?

If you believe Christian Porter, unless security legislation is rushed through Parliament before the winter recess, the country will be in peril. 
Tony WalkerChristian PorterAttorney General
'The Australian’ continues its malicious attacks on Julia Gillard

One of the most vicious campaigns in Australian history is still playing out. Alan Austin has made a formal complaint to the Australian Press Council. 
Alan AustinJulia GillardThe Australian
Uber and Airbnb: Who really benefits in the 'share economy'?

The share economy is a façade that allows companies such as Uber to flaunt social values at the cost of fair wages, writes Sochanda Thach. 
Sochanda ThachUberAirbnb
Victims of bank corruption suffer emotional trauma on top of financial ruin

Signing a contract of their own “free will” is evidence that foreclosed bank borrowers are victims of their own incompetence. 
Evan Jonesbanks#bankingrc
John Lloyd APS scandal: Should the partisan IPA lose charitable tax status?

The politically charged emails between the APS boss and the IPA have again highlighted its partisan nature — does this disqualify it from being a charity? Rosie [...] 
Rosie WilliamsJohn LloydJohn Roskam
Peter Dutton’s ‘rule of law’ comments could come back to haunt him

Home Affairs Minister Peter Dutton and senior staff from his department could face criminal prosecution over delaying medical airlifts for refugees, says former [...] 
Peter DuttonHome AffairsMax Costello
#420Day: Cannabis and the nanny state

Progress on recreational cannabis law reform might seem to have stalled but there are signs of change, writes Dr Samuel Douglas. 
Samuel Douglas#420Day#420Blaze

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