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The role Aussie parents can play ahead of media age ban

Parents are being urged to “understand the laws” ahead of Australia’s world-first social media age ban. See what help will be available.

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‘Grey zone tactics’: Huge threats facing Aus

With wars raging on almost every continent and global supply chains under threat, a new report has painted a grim picture for Australia’s critical infrastructure.

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BoM backflip after wild backlash

The forecaster has not ruled out making further changes to the site, which was relaunched last week and has copped serious criticism.

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Big warning if ‘intruder’ appears at your door

Aussies have been warned of a chilling-looking ‘intruder’ appearing at their doors or even in their homes, leading to a major warning.

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Tech companies let kids view real gore

The eSafety Commission has called on social media companies to do better after research found Australian children were being exposed to real life gore and extreme violence on their platforms.

Former students of a major Australian university have been informed their degrees have been “revoked” in a series of shocking emails.

Uni students horrified as ‘degrees revoked’

Former students of a major Australian university have been informed their degrees have been “revoked” in a series of shocking emails.

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Influencer pays price for vile needle pranks

A French influencer has been jailed for six months for faking syringe attacks on strangers in a viral ‘prank’ video.

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Kirk shooting, train stabbing videos banned

Kirk shooting, train stabbing videos banned

Three graphic videos from the US, including Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the brutal stabbing murder of Iryna Zarutska, have been banned in Australia.

FILE - Chat GPT app icon is seen on a smartphone screen, Aug. 4, 2025, in Chicago. (AP Photo/Kiichiro Sato, file)

‘Deeply sorry’: 3000 Aussies’ data leaked to AI

The NSW government says it is “deeply sorry” after sensitive information of thousands of flood victims was uploaded to ChatGPT in a major data breach.

Larry Ellison, chairman and co-founder of Oracle Corp., speaks during the Oracle OpenWorld 2017 conference in San Francisco, California, U.S., on Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017. OpenWorld is a business and technology conference that delivers insight into industry trends and breakthroughs in Cloud technology, hosting educational sessions as well as exhibitions from over 400 partners. Photographer: David Paul Morris/Bloomberg

‘Constantly recording everything’: Tech titan

He’s the tech billionaire who’s jostling with Elon Musk for the title of world’s richest man. And he’s outlined his vision for an AI surveillance dystopia.

A hike in bills is expected to come with AI using up data, water and land across Australia, with nuclear energy touted as a potential solve.

‘Never-ending’: Why ‘bigger bills’ are coming

For all its benefits, the rise of artificial intelligence is likely to have an effect on your household bills that you will not like.

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‘Red alert’: Aus reacts to UK terror attack

Former treasurer Josh Frydenberg has delivered a furious, heartbreaking response to the terror attack on Jews in the UK, saying it’s a ‘red alert’ for Australia.

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Big change to Snapchat sparks fury

Snapchat has introduced a major change to how old photos and videos are stored on its platform, sparking anger from long-time users.

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Oxford uni chancellor and albo for social media ban

‘Addictive model’: Global education leader hails Aussie social media ban

Oxford University’s chancellor and former British opposition leader Lord William Hague has backed Australia’s world-first social media ban for under-16s, urging Britain to follow.

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