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Grattan on Friday: Albanese’s social media ban is bold reform, but it will take years to judge its real success
The ban targets ten major platforms to address youth mental health concerns with 57% public support, but enforcement challenges and legal opposition remain.
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The Border MailAlbanese's social media ban is bold, but it will take years to judge its success
Parents will thank the government for giving them more agency in dealing with the social media issue but kids aren't voters and it is hard to see the issue deciding votes either way.
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Grattan on Friday: Albanese’s social media ban is bold reform, but it will take years to judge its real success
Among those cheering Wednesday’s start of the Albanese government’s groundbreaking ban on social media accounts for under-16s was former Liberal MP David Coleman, who lost his seat in May. Coleman, who’d been assistant minister to Prime Minister Scott Morrison for mental health and suicide prevention, was communications spokesman under Peter Dutton. Pushed by Coleman’s advocacy, the Dutton opposition adopted the idea of a ban, which also was bei…
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