How to read news.com.au without social media platform Facebook

Facebook has removed news content from its platform but do not fear — there are many ways to access news.com.au’s articles, videos and special features.

Facebook has barred Australians from accessing and sharing news through the platform — but there’s no need for that to stop you finding all the best articles, videos and special features.

Luckily, there are now myriad convenient ways to get up-to-date news, sport and entertainment directly to your mobile phone, tablet or computer.

You can of course bookmark the news.com.au homepage across your devices to see all our latest stories, but there are a host of other tools for finding new and exciting content.

However you like to get your news, read on for all the options to help you seamlessly access news.com.au’s latest exclusives and reporting on the stories that matter to you.

THE NEWS.COM.AU APP

The free news.com.au app brings you breaking news, politics, world, sport, lifestyle, entertainment, travel, finance and technology from Australia and around the world. You can sign up for alerts to be informed first, customise it to find the stories you care about, and save articles for later when you’re busy. Download it now to read the latest headlines or kick back and enjoy stories on your favourite sports teams, celebs and tech gadgets.

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INSTAGRAM

Follow us on Instagram for the most shareable stories from Australia’s favourite news website, as well as gorgeous photography, funny videos and our favourite memes. Share your own images with us with the hashtag #newscomauphotos for a chance to be featured.

TWITTER

Join the 500,000 people following us on Twitter, where you can find all the latest breaking news as it happens, delve into our analysis and explainers, and join in the conversation with our talented journalists.

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YOUTUBE

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