‘We weren’t born yesterday, Albo’: Labor accused of using Duty of Care bill to censor media
Sky News AustraliaFormer Victorian Liberal Party president Michael Kroger says Labor’s Digital Duty of Care bill is “laughable”. “This is preposterous, to put in the hands of the eSafety Commissioner or Anika Wells the power of what we should be seeing,” Mr Kroger told News24 host James Macpherson. “Rubbish, we weren’t born yesterday Albo, this is all about Labor censoring news and current affairs that they don’t like, all under the guise of protecting innocent people and making it your choice. “The eSafety Commissioner decided these things; you’d have to be kidding.”