NSW Machine Guns, Digital Duty of Care, Trust Reform | Scam of the Week
Key points
- Communications minister Anika Wells has introduced Labor's Digital Duty of Care Bill, draft legislation that amends the Online Safety Act, and it has been sent to committee. NSW Premier Chris Minns has placed armed police with automatic rifles on Sydney beaches under a social cohesion squad.
- Discretionary trust reform is also headed to committee, with the top 2 per cent facing a 30 per cent rate.
- Meta has settled a $17 billion case over its algorithms.
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