This article is based on a speech Digital Rights Watch Founder and Chair Lizzie O’Shea gave to the NSWCCL annual fundraising dinner and journalism awards on October 1.
Read MoreDigital Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Getting it right: Building AI infrastructure that works for Australia consultation paper.
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Without proper regulation to protect us, Big Tech corporations can weaponise this information against our democracy. They can manipulate voters, target vulnerable communities, suppress dissent, and hand enormous political power to private companies and political actors operating beyond public scrutiny.
Read MoreThe exposure draft of the bill is an extremely welcome development, and we are broadly supportive of this initiative.
Read MoreDigital Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the Privacy Amendment (Personal Data Protection) Bill 2026.
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Digital Duty of Care Exposure Draft Bill 2026
“Build Your Own Submission” resource
This resource contains:
• Information about the Digital Duty of Care Bill and tips to support you with your submission
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