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Australia's 'outdated' defamation laws are changing - but there's no 'revolution' yet

  • Written by Michael Douglas, Senior Lecturer in Law, University of Western Australia
Australia's 'outdated' defamation laws are changing - but there's no 'revolution' yetNSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman.AAP/Joel Carrett

Australia’s defamation laws, so long criticised to so little avail, are finally changing.

New South Wales Attorney-General Mark Speakman trumpeted this week:

Nation agrees to NSW-led defamation revolution.

His announcement followed July’s meeting of the Council of Attorneys-General,...

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