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Exclusive: Senator questioned ABS whether ‘No religion’ campaign was lawful and risked integrity of Census
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Exclusive: Senator questioned ABS whether ‘No religion’ campaign was lawful and risked integrity of Census
A senator asked the Australian Bureau of Statistics whether it thought a community campaign encouraging people to mark ‘No religion’ if they were not religious was “lawful” and “risked the integrity” of the Census just days before the national data-collection exercise was held, documents reveal. Documents obtained by the Rationalist Society of Australia under freedom
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