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Australian metadata laws put confidential interviews at risk, with no protections for research  The Conversation - Australia

Australia's metadata laws offer weak protection to journalists, but they don't offer any to academics conducting confidential interviews.

Without milk

Countries I Have Lived In: Canada

Favourite Fandom: I don't think I have one anymore. Any fandoms I've been a part of are slowly dying. Fandoms = Suffering

Languages I Speak: English

Favourite Film Of 2016: I can't say. Ever since last year's overload, I've kind of taken a break from watching too much.

Last Article You Read: I don't remember. I believe it was something on writing. (And yet I still wrote fuck all, so that's great.)

Shuffle Your Library And Put The First Three Songs Here:

Pit Bull - Ramleh

Can't Hardly Stand It - Charlie Feathers

Beautiful Pain - Eminem ft. Sia

Last Thing You Bought Online: Again, don't recall. It was probably either shoes or a wallet or something.

Any Phobias Or Fears: Heights, open water, immobility, making myself look like an idiot.

How Would Your Friends Describe You: I'd ask, but I'd feel like a twat.

How Would Your Enemies Describe You: "Pathetic", so I've read.

Who Would You Take A Bullet For: People who don't call me pathetic.