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Should the Australian ‘Blocking Order’ case prompt a discussion in NZ?

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The Federal Court of Australia has handed down its latest decision in the long-running 'Roadshow Proceedings', which have seen Roadshow Films, a film distributor, successfully apply to force internet service providers to block piracy websites

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