Posted by Nswccl Administrator · June 30, 2014 1:18 PM
Source: Channel 7 News, 30/06/2014
All-seeing drones are taking to our skies and landing in our private lives creating the potential for privacy and security breaches. Stephen Blanks speaks to Channel 7 News
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · June 23, 2014 1:30 PM
Source: A Current Affair, 23/06/2014
Petition for a public sex offenders register
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · June 22, 2014 1:35 PM
Source: Sydney Morning Herald, 22/06/2014
Prisoners are using a new social networking site to post potentially sensitive information, protest their innocence and even look for love on the outside.
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · June 13, 2014 1:49 PM
Source: ABC Radio (13/06/2014)
Pubs and clubs in Sydney's Kings Cross are extending efforts to deal with any trouble makers. From tonight, some of the area's most popular venues will scan the IDs of patrons.
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · June 11, 2014 1:53 PM
Source: The Australian (11/06/2014)
While the NSW government and police are praising the early success of measures to curb alcohol-related violence, civil libertarians fear it may have gone too far with the roll-out of data-storing identification scanners.
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · June 05, 2014 2:02 PM
Source: Sydney Morning Herald (5/6/2014)
The state government has shied away from a long-planned crackdown on racist speech, prompting claims the dispute over changes to national anti-discrimination laws has stymied reform in NSW.
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · May 13, 2014 2:14 PM
Source: The Guardian, 13/5/2014
Documents from US agency show that Canberra spies pleaded for help to increase surveillance on terror suspects
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · May 03, 2014 2:18 PM
Source: Sydney Morning Herald, 3/5/2014
The Commonwealth Ombudsman has been called on to review possibly thousands of unsuccessful partner migration cases following the discovery of a secret blacklist of lawyers and agents used by the Department of Immigration.
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Posted by Nswccl Administrator · April 19, 2014 2:23 PM
Source: 2SER Radio, 19/4/14
Glenn Greenwald's book No Place To Hide, which came out last week, revealed that in 2011 the Australian government asked the NSA and the US to help them spy on Australian citizens.
You probably didn't know that we were being watched, but it is really happening. To find out more, 2SER Breakfast spoke to Stephen Blanks, secretary of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties.
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