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There is a reckoning coming in November, when everyone will have to stop pretending that Trump and the Republicans are really going to allow the mid-term elections to proceed and accept the result.

Opinion | Representing seven plaintiffs challenging Queensland's hate speech law, legal correspondent Michael Bradley @marquelawyers.com.au argues that even if you don’t care about the Middle East, this case impacts your freedom of expression. www.crikey.com.au/2026/07/30/i...

Ismail v State of Queensland. Remember that case — it’s going to make some laws

Even if you do not care about the Middle East, this case regards your freedom to express your view on whatever political topics are important to you.

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Judgment in the appeal of Pauline Hanson v Mehreen Faruqi will be handed down by the Full Court of the Federal Court in Sydney on Monday 27 July, 2.05pm, livestreamed on the court's YouTube channel. This is Hanson's appeal against the finding that she breached s18C of the Racial Discrimination Act.

You just know that sometime in the next few days Pauline is going to confuse mass deportation with masturbation and Barnaby will have to give an even more confusing explanation than usual.

Email incoming from Jillian Segal demanding to know why The Guardian isn't running a companion piece on how nice it is to see Israel putting roofs over people's heads. For balance.

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If a country behaves as Israel has done while proclaiming itself an ethnostate, it follows that the people of that ethnicity are going to cop a lot of the blowback. It’s not fair on them but it is a predictable consequence.

Every institution that has adopted the IHRA definition of antisemitism will eventually recant, but will in the meantime do a lot of harm by its failure to recognise that it is acting as the agent of a foreign power.

Under the Segal Protocols, the ABC will going forward report each day the number of Palestinians who Israel has not killed, tortured, sexually assaulted, starved, illegally detained, dispossessed or denied basic human rights.

Judgment in the case of Jayson Gillham v Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will be delivered this Friday at 9.30am by Justice Hill, and will be livestreamed on the Federal Court's YouTube channel.

"it [antisemitism] is a unique one [form of racism] that empowers all the others", argues Hartcher, without explaining how or why it is unique. It's so illogical that it can only be treated as an article of faith, not opinion. Which is fine, but faith is not a proper basis for either law or policy.

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