Mark Dreyfus
Member of the Australian House of RepresentativesWikipedia
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Oct 28, 2026
Drive with James Willis 🛣️ - Wednesday, 28th October
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62:28James WillisHOST
home nor do i that's not the discussion here the discussion is about breastfeeding and it cannot happen a man cannot breastfeed but a man cannot be a woman so then why do the laws say that if you don't allow this you could be sued as a small business owner
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62:43Lucy ZelicPANELIST
because Julia Gillard, under the stewardship of the then Attorney General Mark Dreyfus, introduced this into the Parliament and it had bipartisan support.
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62:52Lucy ZelicPANELIST
So the Coalition, with all due respect, can bleat all they like now after the fact about why this is a problem and I have tremendous respect for the likes of Michaelia Cash and others who have come out to rail against this issue.
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63:06Lucy ZelicPANELIST
But it's something that has been going on for some time now.
MONDAY SHOW - 26th October 📻
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59:40Ben FordhamHOST
It relates to a change made to the criminal code by the Labor government in 2024.
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59:45Ben FordhamHOST
The Attorney-General at the time, Mark Dreyfus, altered the definition of what constitutes an unlawful target.
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59:52Ben FordhamHOST
Previously, three conditions had to be met to prove someone was out of the fight.
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59:58Ben FordhamHOST
But after the 2024 reform, only one criteria had to be met.
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63:00Pauline HansonGUEST
Ben, because that's what we're told.
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63:02Pauline HansonGUEST
Ben, you have to understand, we didn't have the advisors.
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63:07Pauline HansonGUEST
We don't have, you know, you relied on the Coalition with the Attorney-General, which was Natalia Cash at the time, and to tell you the truth.
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63:17Pauline HansonGUEST
And they said it was a drafting issue.
‘Disgusted’ - Pauline Hanson backs Ben Roberts-Smith 🚨
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0:19Ben FordhamHOST
It relates to a change made to the criminal code by the Labor government in 2024.
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0:24Ben FordhamHOST
The Attorney-General at the time, Mark Dreyfus, altered the definition of what constitutes an unlawful target.
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0:32Ben FordhamHOST
Previously, three conditions had to be met to prove someone was out of the fight.
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0:37Ben FordhamHOST
But after the 2024 reform, only one criteria had to be met.
Outsiders | 25 October
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58:15Rowan DeanHOST
But then it got a lot worse.
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58:18Rowan DeanHOST
The federal attorney general in the first Albanese Labor government, Mark Dreyfus, changed Australia's war crimes law in September 2024.
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58:27Rowan DeanHOST
His amendment made it easier, in certain circumstances, to prosecute alleged war crimes involving people who were already out of combat or to combat.
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58:38Rowan DeanHOST
And it applied retrospectively to conduct dating back to 2002.
Ben Roberts-Smith doubts ‘fair trial’ on war-crimes charges
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4:28Kristen AmietHOST
The AFP has consistently denied its counter-terrorism division is under-resourced or underfunded, since two gunmen allegedly opened fire on a Hanukkah event at Bondi Beach on December 14, killing 15 innocent people.
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4:41Kristen AmietHOST
Referring in the interview with Fordham to a retroactive change made by then-Attorney General Mark Dreyfus in 2024, Robert Smith accused the Albanese Labor government of stacking war crimes legislation against him.
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4:54Kristen AmietHOST
The change redefined the point at which a prisoner or detainee ceases to be an active combatant, lowering the threshold from three criteria to one.
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5:03Kristen AmietHOST
Robert Smith said the update came amid the prosecution of former commando Oliver Schultz for war crimes offences and when the investigation into Robert Smith was already underway.
WEDNESDAY SHOW - 21st October 📻
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12:38Ben FordhamHOST
He accused our politicians of giving Israel impunity to kill thousands of children.
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12:44Ben FordhamHOST
In 2023, he responded to a post from Labor MP Mark Dreyfus saying, you don't even call on Israel to stop.
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12:52Ben FordhamHOST
Then in 2024, he took aim at the Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles, accusing him of assisting with mass murder.
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13:00Ben FordhamHOST
He claimed the West was trying to keep the genocide going in Gaza.
One From the Archives: Peter Greste on Our Wall of Secrecy
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28:00Peter GresteGUEST
Now, if Porter had decided that the journalist who made those inquiries had to be investigated for breaches of secrecy, then that would have made it very, very difficult.
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28:14Peter GresteGUEST
whatever you think of Mark Dreyfus or any other attorney general, the fact is that they are just as vulnerable to journalistic investigation, to damaging news stories, to potentially embarrassing stories as anyone else.
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28:28Peter GresteGUEST
And so I think giving them the power to make that decision is frankly dangerous.
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28:34Peter GresteGUEST
As I said, regardless of which way they decide to go, if a journalist is being investigated, if they decide not to prosecute, that will also be seen as a political choice as much as a decision to prosecute.
Allegra Spender pushes to end gay discrimination in religious schools
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14:06Allegra SpenderGUEST
Um, you know-
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14:07David MarrHOST
Can you actually imagine Labor members of parliament voting against this legislation? Can you imagine Mark Dreyfus voting against this legislation?
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14:18Allegra SpenderGUEST
No.
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14:19David MarrHOST
No.
Angus Taylor defends Coalition's migration plan
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21:26Angus TaylorGUEST
which could screen out people who shouldn't be coming to this country and screen out people on visas here who should be thrown out.
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21:34Angus TaylorGUEST
And that was disbanded by Claire O'Neill and Mark Dreyfus when Labor came into government, and it was an absolute disgrace.
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21:42Angus TaylorGUEST
Now, what impact would that have? We can never know.
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21:46Angus TaylorGUEST
But what we do know is they lost a critical capability in the process.
Ben Roberts-Smith and the One Nation law change that could impact his trial
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9:02Ben McKelveyGUEST
Michaelia Cash has said that, um, that they were misled by the government in 2024.
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9:06Pauline HansonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
In 2024, the Coalition supported the government's amendment to the definition of hordes to combat on the basis of clear assurances by the then Attorney General, Mark Dreyfus, about-
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9:19Ben McKelveyGUEST
Which was a little bit surprising because the definition, um, is, you know, perhaps 80 words.
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9:25Ben McKelveyGUEST
You know, it'd been 80 words previously, then 90 words afterwards and, you know, it, it changed pretty significantly with a plain reading of, of those definitions.
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