Major report finds flaws in Australia's spy laws
The regime she's criticised has not forgotten her name. And that includes the voice of those who don't vote."Because that supports our democracy. The review recommended some be removed."Some of these offences are just so complex, and they're actually redundant.
- ▪The regime she's criticised has not forgotten her name.
- ▪And that includes the voice of those who don't vote."Because that supports our democracy.
- ▪The review recommended some be removed."Some of these offences are just so complex, and they're actually redundant.
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Major review flags concerns over Australia's ill-defined national security offencesEBy Echo HuiTopic:National SecurityPosted Fri 24 Jul 2026 at 12:46pmFri 24 Jul 2026 at 12:46pmFri 24 Jul 2026 at 12:46pmJake Blight conducted the review into Australia's spy laws. (Supplied: Independent National Security Legislation Monitor)In short:A major review into Australia's national security laws says they are too broad and could undermine democracy and press freedom.The report was released publicly yesterday and has recommended the laws be reformed.What's next?The federal government says it will carefully consider the report and its recommendations.abc.net.au/news/independent-national-security-legislation-monitor-review/106952702Link copiedShareShare articleAustralia's national security watchdog is…
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