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Social Media Platforms Removed 4.7 Million Accounts After Australia Banned Them for Children — REUTERS / Hollie Adams

Social Media · Australia

Social Media Platforms Removed 4.7 Million Accounts After Australia Banned Them for Children

47% Center coverage: 133 sources

Social media companies have collectively deactivated nearly five million accounts belonging to Australian teenagers just a month after a world-first ban on under‑16s took effect, the country's internet regulator said, a sign the measure has had a swift and sweeping impact.See the Story

Australian ambassador announced to be leaving role weeks after Trump’s public jab — REUTERS / Denis Balibouse

Australia Politics · Australia

Australian ambassador announced to be leaving role weeks after Trump’s public jab

36% Center coverage: 52 sources

The Australian ambassador to the U.S. will be leaving his role in March — an announcement made a few weeks after President Trump slammed him. See the Story

Australia's hate speech, gun law reforms face free speech concerns — REUTERS / LUKAS COCH

Australia Politics · Australia

Australia's hate speech, gun law reforms face free speech concerns

51% Right coverage: 41 sources

Hate speech and gun control laws proposed by the Australian government in the aftermath of the Bondi Beach mass shooting were criticised by conservative opposition and Greens parties on Thursday, putting in question whether they can pass.See the Story

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