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New research reveals 26% of young people have been significantly affected by Australia’s under-16s social media ban. Of this group, 51% reported seeing less news since the ban took effect. Image: Image from Shutterstock Produced By: Ruby Perryman Featured In Story: Professor Tanya Notley – lead researcher First aired on The Wire, Tuesday 26 May …
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The federal government has just over three months to implement a ban on social media access for all Australians under the age of 16. This week, a report into how this could work was released. While the government says it shows there is a clear path forward, experts aren’t convinced. Image: Communications minister Anika Wells …
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A ban on social media apps for children under the age of 16 is just months away from introduction. Whilst the Government’s December deadline rapidly approaches – what’s not clear, is how it will be enforced. Image: Image: Pexels/ Vanessa Loring Produced By: Rosh Vee Featured In Story: Sabrina – Mother, Leslie – Mother, and …
A new social media trend that encourages individuals to take testosterone recreationally is gaining popularity across social media platforms. Known as t-maxxing or testosterone-maxxing, the practice is closely associated with other popular self-improvement trends such as looks-maxxing and sleep-maxxing aimed at maximizing ones appearance. T-maxxing advocates tend to be body-building and health influencers, with young …
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The Albanese Government has reversed it’s decision to exempt YouTube from the national social media ban. Initially, YouTube was not included in the original ban, however the inclusion of the platform comes after pressure from the eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant. Recent research showed that 37% of young people have seen harmful content on YouTube, …