Stop the filter

Transcript Interview with Julia Gillard on Various topics, including internet filtering, ABC Darwin

Interview Transcript of Tony Abbot. Leader of the Opposition on Internet Filtering

US voices 'concerns' over Australia's internet filter The US government has voiced concerned over Australia's controversial plan to implement a countrywide internet filter.

After the announcement that Australia would start censoring 500 or more websites from July, 2011, many will try to find out a way to bypass this censorship to try surf and use the internet in the same way they used to, before the censorship was started by Australian Communication and Media Authority (ACMA). 

Australian Censorship giving trouble to the NBN takeup (porn Industry)

The Australian Federal Election: the election about nothing IT'S been dubbed "the Seinfeld election" - a show about nothing - but perhaps that's harsh. Seinfeld was entertaining.

Three independent lawmakers who will likely decide which party governs Australia said Wednesday they plan to demand details of how much competing election promises would cost the nation over the next three years.

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

Australian electoral commison urging australian to enroll and vote on australian day 2011.

The Communications Minister, Stephen Conroy, is ploughing ahead with his internet filter policy despite there being virtually no chance any enabling legislation will pass either house of Parliament.

Discussion about the mandatory internet filter in australia. 

Thoughts on Internet censorship in australia and how it has affected us.

An article about prime minister Julia Gillard wanting to propose again a filter on the internet against violence, much like the Chinese.

Australia, have announced its plan to ban at least 500 and more websites from next month. the criteria of filtering 500 websites is that they contain or might contain Refused Classification (RC), such as Child Abuse, Sexual Violence, Content related to crime, euthanasia, violence, drug use and promoting terrorist activities would be banned.