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Intelligence 2 or IQ2 OZ is an Australian Forum for live debate that discussed internet censorship .

"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."

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Clusty clouds: Leader, Opposition, Anthony John "tony" Abbott, Liberal, Warringah, Tony Abbot and Women (...), Canberra, Books, Carbon Tax, Rely, Farmers.

internet user's thoughts

The Federal Government wants to block websites that they think are 'unsuitable'. Telstra and Optus think it's a good idea.

"Somebody Think Of The Children is a blog about censorship and moral panic in Australia, with a focus on Internet censorship. It is edited by Michael Meloni." Found on google blog search

The Tool Shop's "Imagine all three at once" billboard is the advertising equivalent of trolling Facebook. And where there's a troll there's someone taking the bait. In this case Queensland Government Minister for Women, Karen Struthers. Struthers says the wording of the ad is an explicit sexual reference that degrades women.

A blog that aims at discussing the implications of Internet censorship in Australia. (Google Blog search)

While Australia has been debating the important symbolic issues raised by a republic, other countries have achieved significant reform in the field of human rights. We are now alone among comparable nations in not having a statement of basic rights.

ARIN2610 Debate on Julia Gillard's moral take on internet censorship Google blog search

Prime Minister Julia Gillard still thinks it is a jolly good idea to censor the Internet.

Julia Gillard wants to censor the internet.

"This is a short essay that highlights the extraordinary influence Australia's most powerful political action group, the Australian Christian Lobby, and the role it has played in introducing Internet censorship in Australia." Includes quotes from linked politicians and lobbbies, and how they are affecting the debate

The Secret Truth Behind Australian Internet Censorship

Informs about the possible consequences of censorship of the internet in australia

comparison between ISP and PC level of filtering in the debate of censorship battle in Australia