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Political figures, including Albanese and Haines, are leveraging cyber-attacks and cyber-bullying reports to advance the digital duty of care bill.

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 23

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Anthony Albanese Helen Haines

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Anthony Albanese
31st prime minister of Australia since 2022
- Negotiations, brokered by Pakistan in Islamabad, aim for a peace agreement and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.14:41
- Anthony Albanese is participating in Commonwealth meetings in Samoa and advancing Australia's bid for a UNSC seat, while planning travel to Antigua.08:15
Helen Haines
Australian nurse, health researcher and politician
- Political conflict is restricting media access, involving ABC and Helen Haines.Thu 20:37
- Anthony Albanese confirmed that Helen Haines was attacked, leading to investigations by the AFP and ASIO.Thu 12:28

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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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Oct 23crikey.com.au