Prime Minister Julia Gillard says Opposition Leader Tony Abbott has contradicted himself in his claims about the carbon tax.
Ms Gillard says Mr Abbott changed his mind on whether he supported an emissions trading scheme or a price on carbon pollution as a member of the Howard government, and later as a member of Malcolm Turnbull's opposition
"Australia's censorship system is often the subject of controversy. In recent years there has been debate over the classification of films such as Hannibal, Lolita and Romance, as well as the proposal to replace the 'X' category with 'NVE' (non-violent erotica) and the introduction of Internet censorship. There have also been recent changes to the censorship legislation and a review of the classification guidelines is currently being undertaken."
Gives an overview of the proposed filter and questions and whether the implementation of the NBN will make it easier for the government to filter the internet.
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Australian PM Julia Gillard works towards censoring the internet in Australia through Conroy's filters, in an effort to protect citizens from the dark side of communications technology.
Protests had made the legislation for internet censorship voluntary. However, Telstra seemed less agreed than Optus to provide voluntary censorship to users