How the Australian government tried to censor me and we fought back | Celine Baumgarten
April 28, 2026
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A bisexual woman from Western Sydney posted a 53-second video criticizing a primary school's sexuality club for children as young as eight, and the Australian government's eSafety Commissioner moved to suppress it. @celinevmachine_ fought back with the Free Speech Union, won twice in court, and became a flashpoint in a broader national debate about whether free speech and government-mandated social cohesion can coexist.
This conversation between Celine Baumgarten and Peter Boghossian pulls back the curtain on how bureaucratic power operates, who wields it, and why ordinary citizens with no legal background are increasingly the only ones willing to challenge it.
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Keywords: eSafety Commissioner, Australian censorship, free speech Australia, Julie Inman Grant, Celine Baumgarten, queer club primary school, online censorship, Administrative Appeals Tribunal, Australian immigration, uniparty Australia
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