-
Mini blogRecent comments
- Jimbo: I am enquiring affter a the words of a rhyme which is on a headstone at the Whroo cemetry. I first heard of...
- delmer: We’re looking forward to a little bit of Fall here. We had a couple of days of Fall-like weather last...
- Ebony: Oh Michael…they do warn you about those cold & flu meds. Maggie’s bear is at that party too,...
- Sue: You should really set some ground rules for Maggie’s bear. Hanging from the light could be dangerous!...
- cristian: i have a dollar bill similar to those above
- toni: Hi we are thinking of moving to kalgoorlie is it worth it is there jobs there we live in qld my hubby has his...
- Ebony: OMG, don’t you just hate it when no one speaks English anymore.
Archives
Useful stuff
Tag Archives: censorship
South Australian internet censorship
South Australians will face online commenting restrictions when writs are issued for the March 20 State Election. The Advertiser revealed today that a new law came into force on January 6, requiring internet bloggers, and anyone making a comment on … Continue reading
Topics: censorship, internet, south australia
1 Comment
Tear down the great firewall
I’m supporting the online campaign to “Tear down the great firewall“. I oppose Australian Government plans to compulsorily filter the web. GetUp! has gathered more than 120,000 petition signatures so far in opposition to mandatory internet censorship. There are plenty … Continue reading
Topics: censorship, internet
Leave a comment
Regulate Facebook and ban hate sites
A cadet reporter came across a new Facebook group this week that was dedicated to denigrating a local teenager, let’s call him Joe. Categorised under “Organizations – clubs and societies”, the group was called “People who think Joe is annoying”. … Continue reading
Topics: censorship, facebook, internet, social-networking
2 Comments
Government plans to censor the web
For some bizarre unknown reason the Australian Government is moving unilaterally to join China in censoring the internet. I’m not making this up and it’s not April Fool’s Day. The Courier Mail reports that Communications Minister Stephen Conroy has hatched … Continue reading
Topics: censorship, government, internet, media
4 Comments


