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Australia Promotes “Digital Duty Of Care” Legislation
Things are different in Australia. Being south of the equator, people there walk on the ceiling and drive their cars upside down.
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Things are different in Australia. Being south of the equator, people there walk on the ceiling and drive their cars upside down. But instead of relying on courts and litigation to establish social norms, the country prefers active governance to protect its citizens from harm.
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