The federal education minister, Jason Clare, said programs would help foster positive attitudes towards consent from an early age. Follow the day’s news liveGet our morning and afternoon news emails, free app or daily news podcastImport ban fails to curb flow of Nazi-linked itemsThe number of items imported into Australia bearing Nazi imagery has not been slowed by a national ban on the symbols, AAP reports.The importation into Australia of Nazi memorabilia, both historically genuine items and modern recreations, has not abated with the passage of [the ban].Where these goods are imported in quantities which indicates the goods are likely to be traded, the Australian Border Force refers the goods to the Australian federal police to consider investigation under the criminal code.Consumers are crying out for clear information on how to save money, protect their health and reduce emissions – and they want that information online where they make their purchasing decisions.We call on the state and federal governments to give consumers the real truth about the risks of gas appliances, by mandating comprehensive pollution labels on all their ads and websites. Continue reading…
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Australia news live: schools given $78m to teach ‘age-appropriate’ consent; six arrested after anti-war protest at Melbourne factory
