The government has intentionally left the details of the teen social media ban to be figured out later. But the behaviour of big tech companies provides some clues as to how it will work.
Australia's Future Fund has more than 40% of its assets invested in the US economy, which means the damage Trump inflicts ...
Tangle attempts to reestablish a shared reality for its readers, regardless of their political leaning. Crikey talks to ...
Teen social media ban inquiry didn’t even respond to man with disability’s accessibility request
Kids with disabilities are going to be affected by the proposed ban. We should be ensuring the government gets to hear from ...
Between the investigations into Thales and the legal action of his chief of staff, it's getting harder for the media to ...
It is bad enough that 2024 was a record high for global greenhouse gas emissions. It is extra bad because the number we’ve ...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is pushing through as much as he can in the last few sitting days as he strives for another ...
I write to submit my opinion on the Online Safety Amendment (Social Media Minimum Age) Bill 2024. My opinion is that it is a ...
How much longer do we have to listen to sanctimonious lies from poker-faced politicians about getting big money out of ...
The federal government says it wants to stop kids from using apps like TikTok. But its legislation won't protect children ...
Advocates argue children need time to develop before venturing out on social media, while detractors say the bill has been ...
The venture-capital-backed think tank Amplify held its debut panel in Sydney, inviting Crikey along for the ride. Here's how ...
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