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"I repudiate those
who assert that privacy in modern times is dead and that we should get
over it"
"Privacy will always
matter ... because the right to it represents a core and inalienable human
liberty"
"[Privacy] will still
matter in the face of otherwise overwhelmingly invasive technologies [and]
in the face of the attempts by the image and news wholesalers to have
us believe that we live in the age of a new normal ..."
Paul Keating – 4 August
2008
(The same Paul Keating who, in the
late 1980s, was a proponent of the Australia Card)
Short
Version – Long
Version
The bulk of Keating's speech dealt
with 'Privacy and the Media', and was broadly in line
with the APF's Policy Statement of March
2009
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