The Australian Senate is debating a ban on children under 16 from social media, with fines for platforms that fail to prevent underage users. The bill is likely to pass, supported by major parties, but concerns have been raised about unintended consequences and potential isolation of vulnerable youth. The legislation, overwhelmingly supported by the House of Representatives, aims to protect young people but faces criticism for being rushed, ineffective, and potentially harmful.
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Bomber faces match review scrutiny for high bump
SummaryEssendon onballer Sam Durham faces potential AFL suspension for a high bump on Carlton's Adam Cerra, which has drawn criticism for its recklessness. During the match, Cerra, who received a black eye from the incident, was assessed for a concussion but was not removed from play until 14 minutes later, prompting questions about the Blues' protocol. Despite the controversy, both coaches acknowledged the importance of player safety, with Essendon's Brad Scott emphasizing the challenges players...
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