Communications Minister Anika Wells is brushing off criticism over spending more than $94,000 on flights to the United Nations to discuss the upcoming social media ban, insisting they weren’t first-cl
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eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant is defending the upcoming social media ban by claiming that Australians have “very low levels of trust in social media companies, and much higher levels of trust
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eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant is defending the upcoming social media ban by claiming that Australians have “very low levels of trust in social media companies, and much higher levels of trust in government.”
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