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So much for amendments to the pandemic bill. Habeas corpus still goes out the door

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4 years ago

November 16, 2021

The idea that a government could be handed near-absolute power to control the lives of citizens indefinitely ought to be unthinkable in Australia.

But this will be the reality if the Andrews Victorian government is successful in ramming its new pandemic management legislation…

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So much for amendments to the pandemic bill. Habeas corpus still goes out the door

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So much for amendments to the pandemic bill. Habeas corpus still goes out the door

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