I would acknowledge that we are about to celebrate 150 years of our press gallery, and my point to the Parliament would be: if we do not stand up for some of those press at a time like this, where, at the highest level, that can be considered intimidation, then who will? On this side of the House, we do stand for freedom of the press. My plea to the Prime Minister is to say something, do something on this issue, do it for a country that is proud of our democratic record, that gave women the right to vote—first in the world. And, actually, freedom of the press does matter, Shane Jones, and we will stand up for freedom of the press on this side of the House.