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Strong laws and a free press: the national security watchdog on rewriting Australia’s espionage offences

Australia’s Independent National Security Legislation Monitor tells LSJ Online why the espionage, foreign interference and sabotage laws are over-built, catching journalists in the net, and…

Legacy of Julian Assange case: Balancing national security and transparency

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The constitutional cost of combatting espionage and foreign interference

The Federal Government has introduced three Bills to combat foreign interference in our political and electoral systems. Two have been passed. By HANNAH RYAN.

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