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19 October 2023 - Vimarsana News

19 October 2023

On Thursday, in the morning, at Government House, Her Excellency the Honourable Dr Jeannette Young AC PSM received the Clerk of the Parliament, Mr Neil Laurie. The Governor granted Royal Assent to two Bills: Gas Supply and Other Legislation (Hydrogen Industry Development) Amendment Bill 2023 and Criminal Code (Serious Vilification and Hate Crimes) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023. Following, at ANZAC Square, Post 1945 Galleries, Brisbane, Her Excellency attended the Australian War Widows Queensland War Widows’ Day Morning Tea, and the Governor addressed guests. Following, at Gove...

Source: qld.gov.au
Governor grants Royal Assent to Bills - Vimarsana News

Governor grants Royal Assent to Bills

Her Excellency has today granted Royal Assent to the Gas Supply and Other Legislation (Hydrogen Industry Development) Amendment Bill 2023 and the Criminal Code (Serious Vilification and Hate Crimes) and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2023.

Source: qld.gov.au
Australians could be jailed for three years for hateful social media posts - Vimarsana News

Australians could be jailed for three years for hateful social media posts

The state of Queensland’s proposed hate crime law also bans the display of Nazi symbols and tattoos

QLD's expanded hate crimes bill greeted with fears of misuse - Vimarsana News

QLD's expanded hate crimes bill greeted with fears of misuse

Bigoted statements earn up to three years in jail under new law

Queenslanders face three years jail for Facebook posts as legal experts worry about swastika ban - Vimarsana News

Queenslanders face three years jail for Facebook posts as legal experts worry about swastika ban

Queensland's Labor government wants bigots to be jailed for three years. Legal experts are worried Hindus could be charged for displaying a religious symbol that resembles a Nazi swastika.