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Conservative and fringe links behind Qld anti-mandate groups

Ahead of restrictions on the unvaccinated, experts are concerned online and town hall meetings are “bread crumbing” citizens into more extreme circles.

United statesUnited kingdomWestern australiaSunshine coastJosh rooseEdward hurcombeGerard rennickRebecca lloydMonica smitMatt dennienStefan molyneuxClive palmerMark ellisRicardo bosiDeakin universityCred union

Conservative and fringe links behind Qld anti-mandate groups

Ahead of restrictions on the unvaccinated, experts are concerned online and town hall meetings are “bread crumbing” citizens into more extreme circles.

United statesUnited kingdomWestern australiaSunshine coastJosh rooseEdward hurcombeGerard rennickRebecca lloydMonica smitMatt dennienStefan molyneuxClive palmerMark ellisRicardo bosiDeakin universityCred union

Conservative and fringe links behind Qld anti-mandate groups

Ahead of restrictions on the unvaccinated, experts are concerned online and town hall meetings are “bread crumbing” citizens into more extreme circles.

United statesUnited kingdomWestern australiaSunshine coastJosh rooseEdward hurcombeGerard rennickRebecca lloydMonica smitMatt dennienStefan molyneuxClive palmerMark ellisRicardo bosiDeakin universityCred union

From blood clots to Craig Kelly, is the media reporting Covid responsibly? | Margaret Simons

From blood clots to Craig Kelly, is the media reporting Covid responsibly? | Margaret Simons
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Anti-vaccine misinformation pages unaffected by Facebook news ban posting in information vacuum

Facebook news ban sees anti-vaccine misinformation pages unaffected and posting in information vacuum Posted ThuThursday 18 updated ThuThursday 18 Conspiracy theories and anti-vaccine propaganda are spreading while Facebook blocks trusted news sites. ( Share Print text only Cancel In the midst of an information vacuum caused by Facebook s news ban in Australia, fringe self-described news websites, some already known for spreading misinformation, are freely posting vaccine scare stories. Key points: There is confusion around what counts as news content Public health experts fear a spike in vaccine scare stories ahead of Monday s vaccine rollout Omg you guys are the only news left for Australians … all have gone, read one comment on an Australian Facebook page with over 200,000 followers.

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