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Flat White

Don’t patronise us with ‘your right to know’. Everyone’s right to free speech comes first

25 October 2019

4:50 PM

25 October 2019

4:50 PM

If you have been following the ‘right to know’ discussion here and elsewhere, you will probably have purchased a newspaper with the front page inked out, just so you don’t know what you have paid for. What you need to know, however, and you will only find it on The Spectator, is that the right to know was essentially invented by Australia’s mainstream media (AMSM) they were visited by the Australian Federal Police to recover some classified material.

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