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Politicians use horrific Helen Haines attack to push internet censorship laws

Published by The Advertiser (Adelaide Now) · Australia 12 h ago

Before police established a motive, senior politicians were already using the attack on Helen Haines to justify new social media laws. In politics, you never let a good crisis go…

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