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Angus Taylor and Pauline Hanson condemn digital duty of care legislation and link it to Communist China.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 14

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Angus Taylor Pauline Hanson

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Angus Taylor
Australian politician
- Newspoll data shows One Nation gaining support over Anthony Albanese, while One Nation and Albanese compete with the Coalition for votes.Sun 16:37
- Angus Taylor, a political leader, commented on policy proposals affecting the country on September 24, 2026.Thu 08:11
Pauline Hanson
Australian politician (born 1954)
- Anthony Albanese is facing coalition instability and poor polling results as rivals gain primary vote share.Mon 03:06
- Gina Rinehart is cited as Pauline Hanson's number one backer, while Hanson remains associated with One Nation and was invited to a ball at the Casino.Sun 19:08

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Angus Taylor, Anthony Albanese, and Barnaby Joyce engaged in heated exchanges over policy modelling and the unveiling of draft Digital Duty of Care legislation.Sep 8

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Sep 14theguardian.com