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Journalist for @abcnews, now former Indonesia Correspondent, via Sydney, Jerusalem, Darwin, Canberra. RT ≠ endorsement
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Lead drafter of IHRA antisemitism definition pushes back on proposed laws

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By Anne Barker Verified, Barbara Miller
| Radio National Breakfast
The New South Wales parliament will be recalled this week as the Minns government moves to rush through new laws after the Bondi terror attack. The proposed changes would tighten gun laws, expand hate-speech offences, and criminalise the public display of symbols and slogans linked to banned terrorist groups. The government has also flagged a tougher approach to large protests, as it looks for ways to prevent further violence.
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What will Australia's recognition of Palestine practically mean?

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By Anne Barker Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has announced Australia will recognise a state of Palestine in September at the United Nations General Assembly, following similar announcements made by the United Kingdom, France and Canada. So, what could the legal ramifications of the decision be?
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Australia banned asbestos 20 years ago, but now a new battle is raging next door

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By Anne Barker Verified, Natasya Salim
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
More than 20 years after Australia banned all forms of asbestos, the deadly legacy still lingers. It is in the walls and roofs of homes, schools and countless other buildings, as well as the lungs of the thousands of Australians who still die every year from exposure they never saw coming. It took a gruelling, decades-long campaign by unions, victims and health experts to force governments to act, against fierce resistance from key industry players.
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