Ms Rachel under fire for Gaza clip
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Meta’s sweeping changes for teen users
There will be sweeping new changes coming for teenage social media users as Meta continues to crack down on the content teens see every day.
‘Glorifying suicide’: Horror social media videos being fed to our kids
Whistleblowers and grieving families have levelled damning accusations against social media giants for bombarding vulnerable kids with depressing content glorifying eating disorders and self-harm.
Labor, Coalition battle on national security
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New details after 9000 court docs leaked
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Musk’s X in new fight with e-safety
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‘Move’: Canadian troll gets Aussie response
An activist who was recently in the White House has popped up in Australia and had a run in with police.
Shock as entire nation bans Facebook
The ban was placed on the social media platform by the nation’s police department under anti-terrorism laws.
Labor pulls ‘racist’ Medicare T-shirt post
Labor released a social media T-shirt meme to pump its Medicare credentials, only to quickly take it down after realising the meme’s ugly history.
Netflix hit writer calls for ‘radical’ Australian ban
The co-writer for Netflix’s hit show Adolescence is calling for the UK government to better protect children from dangers of social media by doing something “radical” like Australia’s ban.
‘Spent $185k’: Tate fumes as he leaves US
Self-described misogynist influencer Andrew Tate said he was returning to Romania, where he is facing rape and human trafficking charges.
‘Spell it right’: Star’s swipe at racists
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‘Arrogance’: Parents’ fury as US tech giants target Aussies
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Pledge as US tech giants target Aussies
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