Twitter feed: @efa_oz
- Excellent closing speech at #TPW14 by @CarlyNyst from @privacyint. Now, time for drinkies with thanks to our friends from @ThoughtWorksAus. 16:30 17 Oct 2014
- RT @claudinec: . @privacyint originated in Australia with campaign against Australia Card - @carlynyst #tpw14 16:30 17 Oct 2014
- ASIO inadvertently spied on its own employees in past year, says report #TPW14 http://t.co/As8yl6M41s 16:27 17 Oct 2014
- RT @Dymaxion: Loving @carlynyst talking about the negative affects of surveillance in nuanced detail. #TPW14 16:24 17 Oct 2014
- RT @Samueltates: If an email gets hacked in the woods and no one is there to read it, is it really hacked? The UN says yes.#TPW14 16:18 17 Oct 2014
- MT @SeanMElliott: @SenatorLazarus: "The internet poses one of the greatest threats to our existence." #facepalm http://t.co/Ik70H64fAr... 16:16 17 Oct 2014
EFA's 2014 Annual General Meeting will be held on Sunday 23rd November in Internet Relay Chat (IRC). Nominations for the five vacant Board seats are now being sought from financial members. Self-nomination is acceptable and encouraged. If you are unsure … Continue reading
Submissions for the Government’s Copyright Infringement Discussion Paper closed at the start of the month. The Attorney-General’s department has arbitrarily decided to publish only the submissions written by organisations and not those from individual Australians. We know that many of … Continue reading
EFA is proud to present the following events in October. Book your tickets today! Brisbane: Julian Burnside Saturday, 11th October, 6.00pm for 7.00pm In conjunction with Queensland Council for Civil Liberties, this event will feature leading Human Rights lawyer Julian Burnside AO … Continue reading
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This is a guest post from Angela Daly & Angus Murray, Members of the EFA Policy and research Standing Committee. Angela is also a member of Australian Privacy Foundation's board of directors. Between 15th-19th of September, in the week leading up … Continue reading
It's time for privacy invasion to be a legal wrong By Normann Witzleb, Monash University This post is reproduced under a Creative Commons license.and was originally posted at The Conversation. The Australian Law Reform Commission (ALRC) yesterday recommended introducing new laws … Continue reading









