.The government's world-first social media ban has been in place for just over a month, coinciding with Australia's school holidays. There are conflicting perspectives between the government, social media experts and young people on how effectively the ban has been implemented so far. But with less or no access to social media, how are young people spending their spare time?
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Folge vom 19.01.2026Teens' social media ban opens door for new experiences
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Folge vom 19.01.2026Calls for unity as Parliament remembers the Bondi shooting victimsParliament has convened two weeks early, to officially honour the 15 innocent civilians gunned down at Bondi Beach last month. As commitments were made to learn from the past, the nation's leaders also looked to a future where hate and division based on faith or multi-culturalism does not exist.
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Folge vom 19.01.2026Europe toughens stance as Trump threatens new tariffs over GreenlandEuropean leaders have condemned threats levelled by the United States to impose new tariffs on countries who don't cooperate with US ambitions to take over Greenland. US President Donald Trump has continued with his plans to acquire control of the Arctic island, prompting warnings about the future of NATO and transatlantic ties.
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Folge vom 18.01.2026From lifeline to 'existential crisis': The high human cost of Victoria's public housing overhaulIn the middle of a housing and cost-of-living crisis, the Victorian government is in the process of demolishing all 44 of Melbourne's public housing towers. Despite significant pushback and a parliamentary inquiry calling for an immediate halt to works, the Victorian government is pushing ahead with the plans.