Erm ... do laws not apply on the internet? That's a very sweeping criticism and not one I'm on board with.
> The current government doesn't stand up for anything except money.
I'll have to take your word for that. From here it looks like a positive development, or at least an interesting one, a nation state entering open conflict with a tech giant.
(Not that I'm going to be able to vote for some time, but last time I lived in Aus was under the Gillard government, and I did not form favourable opinions about the liberal-national coalition. I'm not arguing with you from a position of support for them)
[0] - https://www.crikey.com.au/2020/12/11/news-corp-tax-dodging/
This current government has a long history of only doing things their donors ask for and not siding with the best interests of the public.
When in reality its completely out of context. But again, Murdock's narrative.
They are not standing up for themselves, they are trying to control and influence the internet with the law, its a common tactic they look for. Any media newsgroup that's not in their pocket already they fear. They have an incredible track record on this and with journalists.
The current government doesn't stand up for anything except money.