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AI Transcription in Healthcare

Posted on July 28, 2026 | in campaigns

AI transcription software is being increasingly rolled out across Australia, including in General Practice, Specialist, and Pediatric care settings.

We’ll be working hard to make sure the introduction of AI into healthcare is done with privacy and safety at the forefront.

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No datacentres for hyperscalers

Posted on June 11, 2026 | in campaigns

AI datacentres to be used by US hyperscalers are being built across Australia at a pace that governments are struggling to keep up with, and the costs are being passed on to everyone else.

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Submission to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner regarding the Children’s Online Privacy Code

Posted on June 5, 2026 | in submissions

The exposure draft of the Code is an extremely welcome development, and Digital Rights Watch is broadly supportive of this initiative. The development of the Code represents an important step forward for Australia’s privacy landscape, which otherwise lags behind many comparable jurisdictions. With many Australians expressing concerns about the dangers and problems of online environments, especially for young people, the draft Code represents a rights-respecting approach to addressing a range of these concerns.

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Media Release: Amid Repro Uncensored and Dutch Queer Groups’ Landmark Legal Action Against Meta, Australian Organisations Warn Similar Cases Could Build Toward Future Legal Action

Posted on May 22, 2026 | in media releases

Brussels / Melbourne – May 2026

As Repro Uncensored and the coalition of Dutch queer organizations pursue landmark legal action against Meta over the mass removal of queer Instagram accounts in the Netherlands, Digital Rights Watch and Repro Uncensored are warning that similar legal and regulatory challenges could emerge in Australia, where the organizations estimate that dozens of accounts have been wrongly removed or restricted.

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