Credlin, News24, 8 September 2026
Peta Credlin: Joining me now, the Shadow Communications Minister, Senator Sarah Henderson. Sarah, thank you for your time. I led off the show with… Read More »Credlin, News24, 8 September 2026
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Coalition backs parents and transparency as Labor pushes sweeping new eSafety powers
The Coalition will put parents back in control of their children’s online safety, force greater transparency from Big Tech and oppose Labor’s sweeping new coercive… Read More »Coalition backs parents and transparency as Labor pushes sweeping new eSafety powers
Meta settlement shows Labor must do much more to protect children online
The Albanese government must leave no stone unturned to protect Australian children online following a landmark settlement in the United States requiring Meta to implement… Read More »Meta settlement shows Labor must do much more to protect children online
NewsDay, News24, 24 August 2026
Topics: Senate inquiry into the sale of defence estate assets, online safety Kieran Gilbert: Joining me is the Shadow Communications and Digital Safety Minister,… Read More »NewsDay, News24, 24 August 2026
Sunday Agenda, News24, 23 August 2026
Topics: Gambling reform, news bargaining incentive, rental affordability, Matt Keogh failings, Sydney Swans scandal, social media ban failure, ABC Four Corners Andrew Clennell: Well joining… Read More »Sunday Agenda, News24, 23 August 2026
Coalition secures stronger deal for Australian journalism
The Coalition has secured a stronger deal for Australian news organisations, increasing the contribution required from multinational tech giants and helping protect the future of… Read More »Coalition secures stronger deal for Australian journalism
Coalition secures stronger gambling reforms
The Coalition has delivered stronger gambling laws that protect children and vulnerable Australians, crack down on predatory behaviour and illegal gambling ads, while respecting the… Read More »Coalition secures stronger gambling reforms