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Australia’s YouTube ban for under-16s: How it will work

Children aged under 16 will be banned from holding a YouTube account. This is how the ban will work and what it means for Aussie households.

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MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA - Newswire Photos September 10, 2024: Snapchat , Instagram, YouTube, Roblox and tik tok and X (Twitter). The Albanese government says it will introduce legislation to enforce age restrictions on social media before the next federal election, but is still mulling over what that age it should be restricted to. Picture: NewsWire / Aaron Francis

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Albo’s global plan for social media ban

Anthony Albanese will push other countries to consider implementing an under-16 social media ban when he heads to New York.

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Netgearâs most affordable WiFi 7 router, the Nighthawk RS100.

Can this device really fix your internet speed woes?

A new $259 device promises to help solve your home internet woes, but our testing reveals whether spending money on new hardware is really the answer.

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Google’s new Aussie legal threat over YouTube

Google is threatening to sue the Australian Government if YouTube is included in the social media ban for children aged 16 and below.

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A US billionaire investor has casually dropped a bombshell claim about the true goal of AI - and it’s not good news for us.

‘Crash wages’: Billionaire’s shock allegation

A US billionaire investor has casually dropped a bombshell claim about the true goal of AI – and it’s not good news for us.

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Google to rename Gulf of Mexico to Gulf of America following Trump move

Google’s huge call after Trump demand

Google was under no obligation but its decided to fall in line with a contentious Donald Trump call all the same.

This photo illustration shows the DeepSeek app on a mobile phone in Hong Kong on January 28, 2025. Fears of upheaval in the AI gold rush rocked Wall Street, following the emergence of a popular ChatGPT-like model from China, with US President Donald Trump saying it was a

Twist after China move obliterates US giants

US markets bled hundreds of billions of dollars after the release of a revolutionary Chinese AI — but one company has emerged as the surprise winner.

Glamorous ‘porch pirate’ in activewear arrested. Picture: Facebook/Councillor Nathan Zamprogno

Glamorous ‘thief’ arrested after CCTV leaked

A woman dressed in activewear and glasses has been arrested after she was allegedly caught on CCTV stealing a package outside a NSW home.

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PERTH, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. 27 JANUARY 2025 Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets Premier Roger Cook at Kwinana Bulk Terminal. Picture: NewsWire/ Sharon Smith

What China’s answer to ChatGPT said when asked about Albo

China’s AI app DeepSeek has plenty to say about Australia and our leaders. But, when it comes to its country of origin it draws a blank.

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AMP is the first Aussie bank to go with numberless cards (file image). Picture: iStock

Major change to credit cards an Aussie first

An Australian bank has been the first mover Down Under to catch up with a key anti-scam development being used around the world.

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TikTok star Charli D'Amelio and Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella. Picture: Getty Images

Trump confirms major move on TikTok

Microsoft is in talks to acquire TikTok, US President Donald Trump says, a move that could save it from a ban in the States.

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New war brewing between Musk and Albo

Musk map show’s Albo’s $3 billion problem

A staggering new map of Australia shows how the nation has been turned on its head by tech billionaire Elon Musk.

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SAN ANSELMO, CALIFORNIA - JANUARY 27: In this photo illustration, the DeepSeek app is displayed on an iPhone screen on January 27, 2025 in San Anselmo, California. Newly launched Chinese AI app DeepSeek has surged to number one in Apple's App Store and has triggered a sell-off of U.S. tech stocks over concerns that Chinese companies' AI advances could threaten the bottom line of tech giants in the United States and Europe. (Photo Illustration by Justin Sullivan/Getty Images) (Photo by JUSTIN SULLIVAN / GETTY IMAGES NORTH AMERICA / Getty Images via AFP)

‘Be very careful’: Chinese AI app warning

Federal Industry and Science Minister urged caution over downloading the Chinese-made AI app which has caused a near $1 trillion hit on the stock market.

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New China app confirms Trump’s worst fear

It’s official — China has leapfrogged the US in the AI arms race. And Donald Trump has reacted with a surprising claim.

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