EDITOR'S NOTE

Good afternoon,

The Australian Computer Society has drafted a report giving the Federal Government a green light on internet filtering from a technical perspective.

But the society qualifies its support with a list of other concerns, the most pressing of which we summarise in today's story.

-- Brett Winterford

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