The October 7 Federal Court of Appeal ruling about Rebel News turns on a statutory tax designation and evidence of original reporting. It isn't a general licence to decide who may speak.
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A Court Didn't Decide Who May Publish News. It Decided Who Qualified for a Tax Designation
The October 7 Federal Court of Appeal ruling about Rebel News turns on a statutory tax designation and evidence of original reporting. It isn't a general licence to decide who may speak.
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