The Advertiser online reports that suppression orders would lapse once a court case is concluded under changes proposed by the Liberal Party to improve transparency in government.
Officially launching the party's policy today, Opposition Leader Isobel Redmond said the change aimed to "reduce the over-application" of suppression orders by ensuring they automatically lapse at the end of a case unless an application is successfully made to extend the order.
I can't help but think the current Liberal Party turmoil is more about factional warfare than climate change.
I'm not writing Turnbull off just yet.
There's a lot of unrest about the new fire danger warning system in southern Australia.
Some areas have had two "catastrophic" days already, and it's only November.
I think they've got the system wrong. It seems to be more about arse covering than protecting people.