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The media plays a crucial role in sharing news and events worldwide. The media can help shape the politics and public perception around an issue, including Australia's relationship with China and our understanding of North Korea. The Racial Hatred Act recognises the delicate balance the media must play in presenting this information.
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- The effects of global influences on Australia’s changing identity as a nation and its international relationships (AC9HH10K19)
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