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The reluctance cheapest swtor credits of the government to release information about who has requested sites be blocked, and lists of those sites, has also alarmed many Australians. Two convenors from Melbourne Free University, whose site was blocked without warning orexplanation on April, have described it as a "glimpse [of]the everyday reality of living under a totalitariangovernment.

For a country that perhaps has a reputation for taking it easy,Australia's governments have been particularly keen on webcensorship. In , a web filter was proposed that would have potentially blocked as many as , sites by placing them on a blacklist, but years of criticism from industry, political and public groups --including Anonymous declaring war on it, and Wikileaks publishingthe confidential blacklist to show it included some sites that wereonly, contrary to government assurances, subjectively offensive --led to the idea being dropped in November.