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22 September 2026

US raises 'serious concerns' about Australia's digital duty of care regime

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US raises 'serious concerns' about Australia's digital duty of care regime

In a formal response issued by the US embassy in Canberra, the Trump administration said Australia’s proposed policy would likely lead to censorship of legitimate speech.

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