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Debate continues overdraft hate speech laws | Morning News Bulletin 15 January 2026

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Debate continues ahead of the government bringing its draft hate speech bill into parliament; The foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland prepare for a meeting at the White House; Bernard Tomic's hopes of an Australian Open resurrection dashed.

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Debate continues overdraft hate speech laws | Morning News Bulletin 15 January 2026

Debate continues ahead of the government bringing its draft hate speech bill into parliament; The foreign ministers of Denmark and Greenland prepare for a meeting at the White House; Bernard Tomic's hopes of an Australian Open resurrection dashed.

·Sydney, Australia
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SBS News broke the news in Sydney, Australia on Wednesday, January 14, 2026.
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