Queensland's Hate Speech Bill: Changes After Public Feedback
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Queenslands government revises controversial hate speech and gun laws bill, removing attorney-generals broad power to ban phrases, now targeting symbols only. The attorney-general must seek parliament approval for phrase bans. The states Labor opposition supports the bill, despite concerns about speech control. The laws, sparked by a Sydney attack, include tougher penalties for hate acts at places of worship, expanded police search powers, and gun reforms. The government aims to pass the bill this week, with police planning selective enforcement at large protests.
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