Social media
‘See you in caucus’: Albanese in last-ditch Chinese seat bid as ‘spies’ video goes viral
“There’s serious worry about the impact this could have late in the campaign,” one Liberal campaigner said.
- Paul Sakkal
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Donald Trump is proving disastrous for big tech
Three months in, and the bosses of America’s most valuable firms have little to show for all their toadying.
- The Economist
- Opinion
- Opinion
When did we stop listening to experts and start listening to the girl with the best hair?
Influencers are relatable, we’re told. They’re us, only thinner, happier and always just back from Sardinia. But are they really us?
- Kate Halfpenny
Nagi Maehashi speaks out over trolls
RecipeTin Eats founder Nagi Maehashi took to Instagram to encourage people to stop attacking baker Brooke Bellamy amid the plagiarism row.
This ‘Barbie tanning drug’ creates a ‘summer glow’. But is it worth the risk?
Melanotan has been growing in popularity, largely thanks to social media. But dermatologists are issuing stern warnings against its unregulated use.
- Lauren Ironmonger
Brooke Bellamy denies new plagiarism allegations by popular US baker
An American cookbook author has joined baker Nagi Maehashi in claiming recipes were copied in a book by the Brisbane baker.
- Kerrie O'Brien
- Opinion
- Live music
Hear that? It’s the sound of live music dying for local Australian artists
I was asked to support a huge international act. Then I read the fine print.
- Athanasia Sakoutis
- Exclusive
- Wellbeing
‘I fall asleep in class’: New program to tackle teens’ screen habits
A school-based digital wellbeing program created by the Black Dog Institute has been launched in Australia. Can it change the way teenagers use their phones?
- Sarah Berry
- Analysis
- Trump's White House
‘I run the world’: Trump marks 100 days with stunts, boasts and propaganda
The US president also embraced Australian football player Jordan Mailata at a ceremony for the Philadelphia Eagles, who won the Super Bowl in February.
- Michael Koziol
Teals outgun major parties in social media spend in WA
An analysis of election ad spending on the Meta ad library – which covers Facebook and Instagram – shows Curtin teal independent Kate Chaney is the biggest individual spender in the state.
- Hamish Hastie
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