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Located by linking from a website found on google blog search, very strong anti filtering campaign blog.

Clusty search - from the politics, Or Australian Censorship, tag.

I've already been asked whether or not the change in PM will result in a change in Australia's Internet censorship policy. (Found via Yippy)

Clusty search, from the tag group "ban, australia"

Review of the stance of politcal party's on internet filtering in australia. Found on Yippy

Clusty search - censorship, freedom of expression, filtering

a private group fighting the good fight

an ABC blog about this topic

mandatory censorship, is it ok?

" This section provides information about on-line censorship legislation in Australia, that is, the C'th Broadcasting Services Amendment (Online Services) Act 1999 and C'th Classification Act, and State/Territory Classification Acts. (For information about various other Australian laws restricting freedom of speech, such as Commonwealth Criminal Code offences, defamation laws, racial vilification laws, etc, refer to the topic listing on EFA's Censorship and Free Speech Page). "

Legislation and rules about censorship

This site is dedicated to the basic liberty of free speech extending to the internet. They site creators promote themselves as "fighters for internet freedom".

This blog is concerned with happenings in the digital world that may come to impact the world beyond it. The blogger is primarily focused on publishing musings on censorship in the digital age.

Upholding the First Amendment, this site is dedicated to free speech. It is resolute in its determination to stop censorship in America; it cares about all things censorship in the most influential Western nation of the world

This article is on the threat executed by the Australian government against anyone who dared to link a site to the government's blacklist.

This is an article on Anonymous' issue of an ultimatum to the Australian government. Their ultimatum was that the Australian government stop internet censorship, or digital attacks would continue - including porn, spam prank calls etc.

This article from Techdirt.com is about the Australian government's continued attempts to censor the internet.

This is the Wikileaks Manifesto by Julian Assange, one of the most controversial writings of modern history. Tags from clusty: action, computer, global, government, individuals, information, manifesto, power, terrorist, wikileaks