Julie Inman-Grant, telling Australians about "Safer Internet Day" like we're all four years old 🤣 | Turning Point Australia

After an inquiry from 7NEWS, the eSafety commissioner has asked Instagram to take down a page that celebrates dangerous hoon behaviour. It features drivers doing burnouts, putting themselves and others at risk. 7NEWS at 6pm. More local news: 7news.com.au/news/sydney #Hoons #7NEWS | 7NEWS Sydney

BREAKING: Australia’s eSafety Commissioner has been summoned by the U.S. House Judiciary Committee — after Jim Jordan accused her office of running a “foreign censorship regime” under the Online Safety Act. For the U.S. to step in and question Australia’s commitment to free speech… that’s embarrassing. The Liberals created this office. Labor expanded it. One agenda: more control. Commonwealth nations are moving together — clamping down on speech, policing narratives, and drifting away from the v

Are you curious about how eSafety is working hard to help keep Australians safe online? Listen to what Australia’s very own eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has to say about the unique eSafety model. https://bit.ly/33Kjhwk #UNGA #UN75 #DigitalCooperation #OnlineSafety | eSafety Commissioner

Cathy Freeman, Mathias Cormann, Annastacia Palaszczuk, Jim Richards and Julie Inman Grant are some of the thousands of Aussies being recognised 🇦🇺 SEE THE LIST, VOTE IN OUR POLL: https://bit.ly/3Lyorph | Courier Mail

Julie Inman Grant to Step Down After a Decade of Expanding Censorship Julie Inman Grant has announced her decision to leave her position as Australia’s eSafety Commissioner after nearly ten years in charge. She cited personal reasons, including the strain of public attacks and online hostility toward her and her family. During her tenure, she positioned herself as a pioneer in online safety and claimed her work was vital to protecting vulnerable people. In reality, her time in office became one