PM backs social media crackdown as Meta to slash fact checkers
Anthony Albanese pledged to push on with his government’s social media crackdown despite tech giant Meta’s plan to scrap fact-checking on its platforms.
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Facebook to reshape the entire internet
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Men injured after boat hit by whale
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Scientists’ astonishing find in moon pit
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Kean’s call to arms on clean energy
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Kean’s call to arms on clean energy
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Decades-behind laws leaving Aussies exposed
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Cyclist sent flying after riding through red
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