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Catherine Page Jeffery

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  • Jun 28

    Australia doubles social media ban fines to A$99 million as 85% of under-16s remain online

    The Australian government will double the maximum penalty for systematic breaches of its under-16 social media ban to A$99 million, and grant the eSafety Commissioner stronger investigative powers, after studies found the law has barely reduced teen usage.

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