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Adella Beaini is a journalist with NewsCorp’s National News Network. She previously worked with The Daily Telegraph. Her most recent work was on the Save Our Heroes campaign, which resulted in Prime Minister Scott Morrison announcing a Royal Commission into veteran suicides.

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A 10-year-old girl celebrating Hanukkah with her family has become the youngest victim of a terror attack at Bondi Beach that killed 15 people.

The faces of the Bondi attack: Victims remembered

A 10-year-old girl celebrating Hanukkah with her family has become the youngest victim of a terror attack at Bondi Beach that killed 15 people.

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Three luxury cars worth $1 million and a trove of illicit goods have been seized after authorities uncovered criminals secretly embedded inside an Australian logistics company to funnel contraband into the country.

$1m Lambos and Aston Martins, cash seized from major crime ring

Lamborghinis and Aston Martins were among the $1 million luxury cars seized as authorities smashed a crime gang accused of infiltrating Australia’s supply chain. SEE THE VIDEO

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Moscow responds to Bondi attack

Moscow confirms Russians among those killed in Bondi attack

Russia’s Foreign Ministry has joined other world leaders in condemning the mass shooting in Bondi, calling for a global response to the “barbarism” of the attack.

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Technology & Digital Safety

Philip Wood with daughter Ikie, 11 years old who doesnÃt use social media at their Sydney home. Picture: Jeremy Piper

‘I’m a teacher … and my 11yo daughter and I worry about this’

A Sydney high school teacher has revealed why he’s backed social media limits for younger children with his daughter, after witnessing the effects in his classroom firsthand.

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NETWORK SPECIAL. NO AUS, NO NEWS.COM , PLEASE CONTACT NETWORK PICTURE DESK BEFORE PUBLISHING. , Australia’s fastest-rising comedian Anisa Nandaula has revealed for the first time the relentless social-media bullying she endured — despite amassing nearly one million followers across Instagram, TikTok and YouTube.

‘Hurt me deeply’: Aussie comic reveals bullying hell

A viral video with five million views triggered hundreds of derogatory attacks on comedian Anisa Nandaula, prompting her support for Australia’s social media restrictions.

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*NWK FIRST USE - LET THEM BE KIDS CAMPAIGN* Teenager. Social Media. Phone. She is sitting in an eco lodge on a glamping site Picture: Getty Images

‘Teething issues’: Unbanned social sites Aussie teens will move to

Australia has made history by banning social media for under-16s, yet the country’s top internet safety official admits kids will likely outsmart the restrictions.

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Australiaâs Prime Minister Anthony Albanese speaks during an official function to mark the start of Australiaâs social media reform at Kirrilbilli House in Sydney on December 10, 2025. Australia banned legions of young teenagers from social media with a world-first crackdown on December 10, declaring it was time to

PM hails Australia’s social media ban as teens find ways around it

Anthony Albanese has labelled Australia’s social media ban for under-16s “one of the biggest social and cultural changes that our nation has faced”. Teens are now finding ways to get around it.

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Kristen Roe at home with her 13-year-old son Alexander. Picture: Tara Croser.

Kids’ view of the world skewed by social media algorithms

A Queensland mother who has seen social media’s damaging effects on her own children and believes proposed age restrictions are “long overdue”.

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Under-16 social media ban: Your biggest questions answered

Australia’s world-first social media ban is only days away. Here’s the answers to 54 of the most pressing questions parents are asking.

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‘Cycle of violence’: New child abuse weapon exposed

As child abuse figures hit horrifying new heights, leaders from some of Australia’s biggest companies are being told their products are helping fuel a hidden wave of harm.

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