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Thursday 15 October 2026

One Nation still rejects Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill

Labor has dropped the minister’s power to invent new online harms. One Nation still wants the whole Digital Duty of Care bill killed.

Bel McRae Thursday 15 October 2026, open calendar6 min read

Pauline Hanson in December 2016. Photo: jfish92 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0), resized.

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One Nation is not buying Labor’s climbdown. Communications Minister Anika Wells is set to table the Digital Duty of Care bill in Parliament today after stripping out the ministerial power to declare new “serious harms”. Pauline Hanson’s party still wants the whole package killed.

One Nation leader Pauline Hanson speaking outdoors at a microphone — Pauline Hanson in December 2016. Photo: jfish92 / Wikimedia Commons (CC0), resized.

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Bel McRae Thursday 15 October 2026 at 8:59 am Adelaide, open calendar6 min read

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