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Should streaming giants like Netflix be legally required to produce local Australian stories?

The "Make it Australian" campaign advocates for extending local content rules, which currently apply to free-to-air TV, to streaming platforms like Netflix and Disney+. Proponents argue this safeguards Australian culture and supports the local film industry. Opponents argue it functions as a protectionist tax that will ultimately raise subscription prices for consumers.

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No, consumers should decide what to watch, not government bureaucrats

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No

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Yes

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Yes, ensure the survival of our local film and television industry

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Yes, prevent our culture from being drowned out by American content

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ban netflix

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Australia doesn't make anything worthwhile, artistically. This is because Australia's education system was designed to remove creativity and imagination from students. And a good job it has done.

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No, this will just force streaming services to raise subscription prices

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