Michael Keenan, PM Turnbull and AFP Commissioner Andrew Colvin Source: AAP
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says there is no immediate threat to the public after terrorism raids were conducted in New South Wales. Meanwhile, a much anticipated report into freedom of speech has found that Australian race hate laws should not be watered down. While it recognises the impacts of racism, one recommendation includes giving the Human Rights Commission more power to terminate trivial complaints.
Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull says there is no immediate threat to the public after terrorism raids were conducted in New South Wales. Meanwhile, a much anticipated report into freedom of speech has found that Australian race hate laws should not be watered down. While it recognises the impacts of racism, one recommendation includes giving the Human Rights Commission more power to terminate trivial complaints.
