Warrantless Surveillance Down Under

Via ABC News Australia:

Premier Morris Iemma says the new laws will give police greater power to
install, monitor and retrieve a range of surveillance devices. […] Under the
changes, police will be able to use surveillance devices without a warrant if
there is an imminent threat of serious violence to a person or substantial
damage to property.

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