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            <title>Censoring our collective right to criticise the government</title>
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            <description>Sitting in front of a blank computer screen is confronting, but strangely quite liberating. 



There is a glimmer of anticipation, of unknown opportunity. There is a sense of freedom &#8211; now that is a strange coincidence. It is actually a sudden, unexpected challenge to my freedom that crowds my thoughts.

Who would have thought that in 2009, I would be sitting at my desk in the Australian Parliament, earnestly searching the internet for quotations about censorship?</description>
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