Canavan Declares Coal’s Reign Continues in Australia: Concerns Rise Over NSW’s Knife Penalty Push

Canavan Declares Coal’s Reign Continues in Australia: Concerns Rise Over NSW’s Knife Penalty Push

1 hour ‌agoKey events21 minutes agoReport reveals youth on welfare are being forced into homelessness, while a think ⁣tank expresses concerns about the government’s lack of⁤ long-term planning.⁤ Minister Canavan asserts the dominance of coal ⁤despite the worsening⁣ climate crisis. The civil liberties council is worried about⁢ stricter penalties for parents of children caught ‌with knives. The‌ AFP⁣ commissioner addresses the Wakeley stabbing case and calls for ​unity. Shorten proposes increased patrols by soldiers and police in ‍shopping centers.​ The medical association reports record ⁣wait times for planned surgeries. A joint statement from Jewish, ‌Muslim, and⁤ Christian groups follows recent tensions and violence. ⁢The alleged​ Wakeley⁢ church ‌stabbing perpetrator will​ appear‌ in a bedside court. The attorney-general condemns violence against women as a male-perpetrated ⁢scourge. The ‍first navy officers are assigned to⁤ US Virginia‌ class submarines. Good ‌morning! Bondi Junction Westfield reopens after stabbings. Welcome to⁣ the latest updates.

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PM emphasizes social media firms’ responsibility to address ⁢misinformation and graphic ⁢content

Anthony Albanese‌ stresses that social⁢ media companies must take action against misinformation and violent content on‌ their platforms. He‌ urges companies like⁣ X and Meta ⁤to​ remove violent videos without the need⁤ for intervention from the eSafety commissioner.

Albanese highlights the negative ‌impact of circulating images from the Bondi​ Junction ‌stabbing and ⁣urges people⁤ to cooperate with⁢ the police rather than sharing such content⁢ on social media.

He calls for social media​ companies to recognize their social responsibility ⁤and⁤ act accordingly ⁢to maintain ‌their social⁤ license.

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PM commits to addressing violence ⁢against ⁤women

Albanese acknowledges the prevalence of⁢ violence against ‌women, especially in light of ⁢the recent stabbing incident at Bondi Junction. He emphasizes the​ need to tackle this issue and mentions ​a demonstration in Ballarat addressing the same.

He emphasizes the ​human tragedies behind the statistics of women⁤ dying due to violence from partners or family members ⁤and the⁢ intergenerational impact of witnessing violence​ on children.

2024-04-18 20:48:15
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