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Australia should delay social media ban for children under 16, Big Tech says

The legislation would impose fines of up to 50 million Australian dollars ($33 million) on platforms for systemic failures to prevent young children from holding accounts.

The Financial Times · 5h

Australia’s under-16 ban puts social media on notice

Social media networks are a pivot around which their teenage children’s lives revolve — where they hang out with friends, nurture relationships, share what they are doing and find out much about current events.

U.S. News & World Report · 19h

Social Media Sites Call for Australia to Delay Its Ban on Children Younger Than 16

An advocate for major social media platforms has told Australia's Parliament that a plan to ban children younger than 16 from the sites should be delayed rather than being rushed to approval this week

Africanews English on MSN · 10h

Australia's social media ban: Platforms call for delay to age limits legislation

Social media sites are lobbying the Australian government to delay its proposed age limits for children younger than 16. View on euronews

Hindustan Times on MSN · 13h

Social media sites ask Australia to delay ban on users under 16 by one year: Report

The law could lead to fines up to 50 million Australian dollars ($33 million) on social media platforms if they don't prevent children from having accounts

Australia, India

Reuters · 14h

Australia 'well off the mark', says Cummins after Perth drubbing

Australia were well off the pace in Perth and have plenty to work on before the second test in Adelaide, captain Pat Cummins said after a 295-run thumping by India in the first test on Monday.

BBC · 11h

Australia 'well off the mark' in defeat by India

Australia were "well off the mark" in their 295-run defeat by India in the first Test at Perth, says captain Pat Cummins. READ MORE: Superb India thrash Australia to win first Tes

Yahoo! Sports · 15h

Jasprit Bumrah takes eight wickets as India hammer Australia to win first Test by 295 runs

India laid down a marker as they completed a sensational 295-run victory over Australia in the first Test in Perth. The hosts were bowled out for 238 shortly after tea on day four, as India wrapped up a big win and made a perfect start to the five-match series.

Google to build subsea cable linking Australia's Darwin to Christmas Island

Australia's Indian Ocean territory of Christmas Island will be connected by subsea cable to the northern garrison city of ...

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Australia Budget Blow Out Seen as Structural Deficit Takes Hold

Australia’s budget deficit is likely to swell beyond forecasts, in a reversal of previous years when massive revenue upgrades ...

Drake to tour Australia while Kendrick Lamar performs at the Super Bowl

Drake is taking his musical stylings Down Under with a short Australian tour set to kick off on the same date as rival ...

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Kayaker’s leg amputated in 20-hour ordeal trapped between rocks on Australia river

A kayaker’s leg was amputated during a dramatic, hours-long rescue operation to free him from between rocks on a river in ...

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Cycling-Olympic medallist Richardson banned from competing for Australia after allegiance switch

Matthew Richardson will not be permitted to rejoin the Australian Cycling Team in the future, governing body AusCycling said ...

Reuters on MSN23h

Swimming-McKeon retires as Australia's most successful Olympian

SYDNEY (Reuters) - Australia's most decorated Olympian, Emma McKeon, announced her retirement from all forms of swimming on ...

Jaiswal and Rahul power India to 218-run lead over Australia on 2nd day of 1st test

Fast bowler Jasprit Bumrah took five wickets for 30 runs as Australia was bowled out for 104 in its first innings in reply to ...

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Tuipulotu 'trying not to make Australia game bigger than it is'

Born and raised in Australia, Tuipulotu represented the Wallabies at under-20 level but left his homeland in 2018 for Japan ...

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