Rihanna Spotted Heading to César Restaurant in Paris After Céline Dion Concert
By Rodrigo Santos Andrade
Environment and Water Minister Murray Watt claims racial vilification provisions would’ve been Labor’s preference following its removal from the hate speech bill.
“We have removed the racial vilification part of this legislation,” Mr Watt told Sky News Australia.
“That would’ve been our preference to have that as part of this bill, but obviously, the parliament has made clear we won’t have the support.”
Tags: Australian News, Breaking News Australia, Sky News Australia