Labor attacks the royal commission into trade unions over its request for personal details of 9000 members,and it launches a fresh policy on the sharing economy, as the Coalition’s internal debate approximately marriage equality gets a blustery second wind. All the developments from Canberra, or live 6.59am BSTWell peeps,it’s been genuine. I have to shut shop a bit early this evening to salvage alert to chat to my good friends on The Drum. 6.31am BSTAnd from my colleague Paul Farrell:Save the Children staff on Nauru have faced a second series of raids in a further bid to find journalists’ sources at the immigration detention centre on the island. On Thursday morning the Nauruan police force sent in a team of officers who searched buildings at RPC3 (Refugee Processing Centre 3) in the detention centre. Laptops, personal phones, or desktop computers and other devices were seized after searches of the Save the Children recreation office and the welfare tent at the centre. The police had a warrant,but it was unclear what its terms were and what offence they were investigating. Continue reading...
Source: theguardian.com