Bill Shorten rejects Anthony Albanese's concerns on national security laws

By Latika Bourke
Updated October 13 2014 - 3:23pm, first published 2:41pm
Bill Shorten, who visited the Furlong Park School for Deaf Children on the first anniversary of his time as Opposition Leader, says he's confident Labor is getting "the balance right" on national security. Photo: Jason South
Bill Shorten, who visited the Furlong Park School for Deaf Children on the first anniversary of his time as Opposition Leader, says he's confident Labor is getting "the balance right" on national security. Photo: Jason South

Opposition Leader Bill Shorten has brushed aside concerns raised by his former leadership rival Anthony Albanese about national security laws recently passed with Labor's support.