The Independent Singapore51m
Singapore is considering a ban on social media access for youths, following Australia’s example
SINGAPORE: Minister of State for Digital Development and Information Rahayu Mahzam said in Parliament on Monday (Jan 7) that ...
The Diplomat18h
Pass First, Think Later: Déjà Vu in Australian Tech Lawmaking
Will the country’s social media ban for teens end up like its internet filtering scheme more than a decade ago?
Catholic News Agency5d
Catholics weigh in on Australia’s social media ban: ‘A void in our children’s spiritual lives’
Australian lawmakers recently passed a law — the first of its kind in the world — banning children under age 16 from common ...
Why Australia invests in ramen, comic books
From ramen noodles to online gambling, Australia’s $225bn Future Fund has some pretty wild investments on its books. Here are ...
For balance in regulating social media for children
Australia’s recent bipartisan legislation banning social media for children under 16 has fuelled a global debate about the ...
Australia is banning social media for teens. Should Canada do the same?
As Canada’s Online Harms Act is being debated, MPs may look to other countries, like Australia, for guidance on protecting ...
Bat-watching, beach explorations and 'sniff' walks: How nature can provide a tonic for loneliness
There is an ever-growing list of the benefits of nature prescriptions – now researchers say nature could offer a cure for ...
The world in 2025 is bigger, smarter and more conflicted than ever — and Australia could be left behind
As the world entered 2025, experts say it was growing faster, innovating larger and was more conflicted than ever — but there are signs Australia is being left behind.