Controversial MP hits back at Facebook ban
Outspoken MP Craig Kelly has hit back at Facebook after his profile was removed for spreading COVID-19 misinformation.
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Dire warning about ‘Instagram for kids’
Global health advocates have written to one of Silicon Valley’s top dogs, urging him to dump plans for an Instagram for children.
‘Massive outages’ for Vodafone users
First it was Facebook and Instagram, now users are reporting more huge outages affecting a popular telco.
Cruel way mum lost $1800 rent bond
A young mother and her five-month-old daughter have been left homeless after falling victim to a shocking and heartless rental scam.
How to know if your Facebook was hacked
More than seven million Aussie Facebook accounts have been hacked and exposed online. Here’s how you know if yours was breached.
Probe into MP’s secret Facebook accounts
An embattled federal MP who was last month forced to apologise for harassing women online is now under investigation from the electoral commission.
Rinehart’s ‘boomer memes’ book lashed
Australia’s wealthiest woman has been met with an unexpected response after publishing a jokes book full of ‘boomer’ memes off Facebook.
Banned Trump’s workaround fail
The former US President’s attempt to circumvent a wide-ranging social media ban didn’t get very far.
Under-fire MP’s shock Facebook comment
Trolling Coalition MP Andrew Laming will be counselled over his behaviour, Scott Morrison says, as a shocking new Facebook comment is exposed.
Trolling MP laughs off grovelling apology
An MP who said sorry in Parliament for trolling women on Facebook laughed off the move, saying he “didn’t know” what he was apologising for.
PM slams MP’s ‘disgraceful’ trolling
Pressure is mounting on Scott Morrison to fire a Liberal MP caught brutally trolling women on Facebook, with one left suicidal by his abuse.
Desperate messages before flood death
The family of a man who drowned after his car was submerged in floodwater issued a desperate plea to find him before the heartbreaking discovery.
‘Fight club’ student videos slammed
A disturbing social media trend has emerged involving Melbourne high school students. The videos forced a principal to issue a plea for help.
MP reveals five men sexually abused her
Jonty Bush’s revelations follow a chorus of similar disturbing stories from Queensland MPs in the wake of the March 4 Justice movement.
Man who sparked lockdown captured
A man who allegedly sparked a school lockdown and made a chilling Facebook threat is now in police custody after a major manhunt.
Facebook and News Corp reach agreement
News Corp Australia has reached an agreement with Facebook that will see the tech giant pay for journalism displayed on its platform.
How Facebook post led to $4.6m business
Two men who met on Facebook – and in person for the first time just days before lockdown – have built a multimillion-dollar business in one year.
Premier’s Facebook dummy spit
One state has borne the brunt of a social media tantrum from WA Premier Mark McGowan after he took offence to a request for payment.
When Facebook news ban will end
Treasurer Josh Frydenberg has revealed when Facebook will end its controversial ban on news for Australian users.
News to return to Facebook
Facebook has agreed to restore news sites to Australians’ news feeds after “constructive talks with the federal government”.
Bizarre road rule that will cost you $350
NSW Police have shared a Facebook post reminding drivers of an unusual road rule that could cost you hundreds and see you hit with multiple demerits.
ABC presenter ‘disrespects Anzacs’
YASSMIN Abdel-Magied, who survived calls for her dismissal after claiming on Q&A that Islam is the ‘most feminist religion’, has offended her own Facebook followers.
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