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We all vote for the organisations that say they represent us — but what happens when they don't? Freedoms are removed one by one until we are living in something more akin to a police state than a free country. Body freedom, free expression, and personal autonomy are all under quiet but constant pressure.
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Tyagarah Beach has long been one of the few legal clothing-optional beaches in New South Wales. The NSW National Parks and Wildlife Service (NPWS) moved to close this space to clothing-optional use — a small but significant erosion of personal freedom that sets a dangerous precedent.
Small freedoms like this seem insignificant in isolation. But if enough of them are taken away, all spaces that are free to use become unavailable — and based on the track record of successive governments, they will likely be sold off to developers. Imagine your local park becoming private land. That is what business before people looks like.
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