In a rare show of political unity, major and minor parties have joined forces to call on the eSafety commissioner to block Australians from viewing the planned live broadcast of the Fort Hood shooter’s firing-squad execution. Guardian Australia’s Achol Arok spoke with technology reporter Josh Taylor about whether that can actually be done.
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