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Australian government concedes no scientific consensus on social media harms for teenagers – but ‘credible risks’ justify ban
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Australian government concedes no scientific consensus on social media harms for teenagers – but ‘credible risks’ justify ban

Commonwealth tells high court its proposed laws to let users opt out of algorithms would ultimately have the same effect as the ban Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The Australian government has conceded it implemented the “world-leading” under-16s social media ban before there was scientific consensus on the link between mental health harms and social media use, but argued the “credible risks” of issues such as addictive behaviours and anxiety justify the policy. In its defence against a high court challenge of the ban, the government has also argued its proposed digital duty of care legislation, allowing users to opt out of social media features such as algorithms, would ultimately have the same effect as the ban, if implemented. Continue reading...

Guardian Essential poll: Coalition’s primary vote sinks to lowest ever as majority support hardline immigration ideas
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Guardian Essential poll: Coalition’s primary vote sinks to lowest ever as majority support hardline immigration ideas

More than half of Australians want to see the country’s migrant intake lowered while One Nation’s primary vote climbs to 25% Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The Coalition has failed to capitalise on growing criticism of Labor, with the opposition stuck at its lowest-ever primary vote in the Guardian Essential poll. The poll also shows more than half of all Australians want immigration cut and have voiced support for hardline enforcement, such as forced deportation. Continue reading...

Blackmail, ‘mafia boys’ and rants from a Beirut bedroom – after 10 weeks of theatre what might Icac deliver?
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Blackmail, ‘mafia boys’ and rants from a Beirut bedroom – after 10 weeks of theatre what might Icac deliver?

You could be forgiven for thinking the inquiry has been a bit of a damp squib. But high-profile resignations are not the only measure of Icac’s success Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast Many people watching the Independent Commission Against Corruption hearings in Sydney over the past two months have come to admire the forensic questioning of the counsel assisting the inquiry, Peggy Dwyer SC. As she set out the complicated allegations in detail on the opening day in July, Dwyer emphasised the central role of electoral donations laws, observing: “Money in politics, as in other spheres of life, has the potential to corrupt.” Continue reading...

Senior Greens figures say new leadership must stop Labor approving fossil fuel projects ‘by whatever means’
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Senior Greens figures say new leadership must stop Labor approving fossil fuel projects ‘by whatever means’

No excuses for next leader of party, Adam Bandt says, while Bob Brown warns they must also be able to take on Pauline Hanson and One Nation Get our breaking news email, free app or daily news podcast The former Greens leader Adam Bandt says the party’s new leadership team, which could be chosen as early as today, will face mounting pressure from grassroots members to block the Labor government from approving any new coal and gas projects “by whatever means”. He told Guardian Australia there would be no excuses for the new leader, likely to be elected at a two-day retreat in Sydney which begins today, to allow the Albanese government to approve any new fossil fuel development. Continue reading...

Soho House launches investigation after out-of-date food mislabelled in kitchen
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Soho House launches investigation after out-of-date food mislabelled in kitchen

Private members’ club apologises after former employee exposes issue at its Shoreditch House venue The Soho House private members’ club has launched an investigation after out-of-date food was mislabelled in one of its kitchens. The club, which charges up to £4,500 a year for membership, has apologised after a former employee made a video on TikTok exposing the issue. Continue reading...

Чоловік у костюмі Бетмена кинувся за крадієм і видерся на стіну заради сумочки
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Чоловік у костюмі Бетмена кинувся за крадієм і видерся на стіну заради сумочки

У британському Норвічі звичайний вечір перетворився на супергеройську пригоду: чоловік у костюмі Бетмена кинувся навздогін за крадієм жіночої сумочки. Зрештою, йому довелося видертися на високу стіну, щоб повернути викрадене власниці.