Tackling online extremism in Australia – Australian politics podcast

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Recorded26 Feb 2021

Publishertheguardian.com

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Katharine Murphy and Daniel Hurst talk to Liberal senator James Paterson about his new role as the chair of Australia’s security and intelligence committee. After the the US Capitol riot and the Christchurch attack, what threats does Australia face from terrorism, and how should extremism be managed in online spaces?

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