a result, small publishers and bloggers may feel coerced into publishing corrections or apologies when they lack the time, energy, or resources to defend themselves in court against a contempt charge. In a Sydney Morning Herald report published 29 June 2020 in the wake of rising anti-China media after COVID-19 and US/China relations deterioration in the time of Donald Trump, it was revealed that the Australian government has plans to allow the Australian military to design and implement infrastructure capable of rapidly blocking internet access across the country. See also Censorship in Australia Content-control software Internet censorship by country Think of the children References External links Australian Internet Industry Association Somebody Think Of The Children, a blog documenting censorship and moral panic in Australia "Comments on Mandatory Filtering and Blocking by ISPs", Electronic Frontiers Australia, March 2003 "Filtering in Oz: Australia's Foray into Internet Censorship" by Derek E. Bambauer, Brooklyn Law School, Legal Studies Paper No. 125, December 2008 "Online risk and safety in the digital economy", ACMA Research and Developments reports 1 (2008), 2 (2009), and 3 (2010) "Internet service provider (ISP) filtering 'live' pilot", DBCDE, October 2009 "Judith Collins’ staff censoring wikipedia articles on justice issues in NZ?", Roger Brooking in Brookingblog, 6 July 2013 Australia Australia Internet in Australia Censorship in Australia