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We’ve turned kids into outlaws. It won’t work, but we can still make social media safer for them

Social Media · Sydney

We’ve turned kids into outlaws. It won’t work, but we can still make social media safer for them

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

Australia’s Privacy Commissioner has serious concerns about the laws passed on Friday, but, she explains, we can use privacy legislation to make the internet better for young people.See the Story

Australia’s Clean Energy Transition Partnership a ‘huge win’ on

Finance · Australia

Australia’s Clean Energy Transition Partnership a ‘huge win’ on

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Australia will soon seal an agreement with a group of Western nations to end public subsidies for fossil fuel export projects, drying up a key source of finance for new oil, gas and coal fields.See the Story

How the Coalition fed the university crisis

Sydney, Australia · Sydney

How the Coalition fed the university crisis

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

As the government moved to set limits on the number of international students attending Australian universities, the opposition flipped its position, deciding there was more to be gained electorally from a continuing crisis than from a solution.See the Story

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