Social media link to freed couple
An Australian couple freed after spending a fortnight under house arrest in Myanmar may have been detained in the troubled country because of their business links to Facebook.
Facebook news ban proves ‘an own goal’
Facebook’s decision to restrict news content to its Australian users in February badly damaged the company’s local reputation.
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.
Mixed messaging
The first rule of political campaigning is don’t sledge your party leader. Yet it seems as if Dean Ewington — the Tasmanian Liberal candidate for Franklin — missed the memo.
Facebook plots big news feed changes
Facebook says it is making changes to its news feed that will help protect publishers from costly legal action.
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.
The Odd Couple
Paleo Pete Evans came to Parliament House to press the flesh with Craig Kelly.
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.
The facebook group that changes lives
View From My Window started as a sight for sorry eyes during the pandemic, sharing snippets of daily life, totally normal and utterly profound, from all over the world.
Hi-tech giant action ‘a huge step for world’
An American billionaire believes Australia’s action in forcing Google and Facebook to pay for journalism is a ‘huge step for the world’ and democracy that will spur global change.
Clearer gas prices needed
Our market needs a marker aligned to global pricing.
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.
News Corp, Facebook strike content deal
The multi-year agreement will see the tech giant pay the media company for displaying its news content on the Facebook News product.
Facebook cash goes to ABC regions
ABC boss David Anderson declares any funding the public broadcaster receives from Facebook will go straight to regional journalism.
News Corp near deal with Facebook
News Corp is on the cusp of a commercial agreement with Facebook that would see the tech giant pay the media company for use of its journalism.
Come forward: Albo tells ALP women
Anthony Albanese urges women to speak out about allegations of harassment and assault shared in ALP group chat.
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