The Aporia
11 articles about 10 events for “Consent Issues In Australia” in Politics.
“On Sunday, the One Nation candidate for Melbourne, Matthew Collins, resigned and apologised for now deleted comments on social media regarding a number of issues including sexual consent and pornographic jokes.”
“No such pithy criticism of the independents, however, who hold an advantage over the parties in that their political platforms can be flexible enough to adapt to changing political, economic environmental and cultural issues, without the necessity to adhere…”
“In Australia, social media platforms covered by the country's new law must take "reasonable steps" to stop him from opening or holding an account.”
“Australia is trying to control something that has transformed the lives of young people: the way they communicate, the information they're exposed to, even their entire experience of childhood.”
“It told investors that energy distributor Jemena was forced to suspend the upgrade in response to community and stakeholder opposition to the works and the local council is “not giving its consent until more community consultation takes place”.”
“Dr Howe was in the spotlight in September after her husband, James Howe, criticised consent educator Chanel Contos and the government's $3.5million funding for her organisation, Teach Us Consent, in a video posted to social media.”
“…it is vital to ensure that people understand the concept of consent when it comes to sexual relationships, this video did not advance that aim and in many ways was counterproductive.' Ridicule of the video came from around the globe, with even Australia's…”
“In short: Musician Dobe Newton says his co-written song I Am Australian was used without permission at the Conservative Political Action Conference this month.”
“In depth: The prospect of leaving Canada dominates headlines, but there are nine other questions related to immigration and constitutional issues on the ballot.”
“As a result, we've seen accounts punished for being on the wrong side of issues that are evolving, such as the COVID-19 lab leak theory, or rooted in values more than in objective right and wrong, as with gender debates.”
“Albanese told reporters Australia had played a “central role” in the statement.”