Angus Taylor, Anthony Albanese, and Barnaby Joyce engaged in heated exchanges over policy modelling and the unveiling of draft Digital Duty of Care legislation.
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What happened
Angus Taylor, Anthony Albanese, and Barnaby Joyce engaged in heated exchanges over policy modelling and the unveiling of draft Digital Duty of Care legislation.
Who's involved
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Taylor and Joyce raised censorship concerns as draft Digital Duty of Care legislation was unveiled.1 source
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The entities involved
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Anthony Albanese
31st prime minister of Australia since 2022
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Angus Taylor
Australian politician
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Barnaby Joyce
Australian politician, 17th Deputy Prime Minister of Australia
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