Perth Influencer Clarifies Bali Baby Room Incident Backlash
Perth influencer Taleigha Skye issues a new statement to correct misinformation after facing online criticism for leaving her baby alone in a Bali resort room while getting a foot massage.
Category : Social Media
Teen's Mixed Feelings After Social Media Ban Fails
A 15-year-old expresses complex emotions after a proposed social media ban for minors fails in Parliament, highlighting ongoing debates over youth safety and digital regulation.
Torquay Creative Launches Podcast on Social Media Realities
Leslie Carvitto, a Torquay-based creative, has launched a new podcast titled 'Behind the Highlight Reel' to discuss the realities of life beyond curated social media feeds, aiming to foster authentic conversations and community connections.
Social Media Ban for Under-16s Proposed in Australia
The Australian government is exploring a potential social media ban for children under 16, citing mental health risks and online safety issues. This move follows expert recommendations and public debate.
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Cyberflashing Victim Highlights Australia's Legal and Platform Failures
A Melbourne woman's experience of receiving an unsolicited explicit video on Instagram reveals how cyberflashing remains unaddressed in Australia, with victims facing account suspensions and limited legal recourse.
Influencer Kathryn Denny Pays for Fuel During Crisis
Kathryn Denny, an Australian mum and social media influencer, is spreading kindness by paying for strangers' fuel tanks during the national fuel crisis, starting with an elderly woman.
Under-16 Social Media Ban Fails as Kids Bypass Age Checks
A new report reveals children are accessing social media despite Australia's ban, with platforms like Facebook and TikTok not verifying age properly. Enforcement action is underway.
US Jury: Social Media Platforms Are Addictive
A US jury has ruled that major tech companies' social media platforms are addictive, potentially leading to significant legal and regulatory consequences for the industry.
Influencer Apologises for 'Out of Touch' Fuel Crisis Comments
Business owner Georgie Stevenson has issued a public apology after facing backlash for insensitive remarks about Australia's fuel crisis on social media.
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Rossa Fanning SC on Albanese's Social Media Ban Impact
Rossa Fanning SC, a leading barrister, analyzes the potential legal and social impacts of Prime Minister Albanese's proposed social media ban, focusing on free speech and regulatory challenges.
ABC Series Explores Global Disinformation Threat
The ABC's new series 'The Matter of Facts' delves into the escalating global disinformation crisis, examining its impact on democracy and society worldwide.
Andrew Tate's Influence on Australian Youth Sparks Concern
Experts warn of Andrew Tate's growing impact on Australian youth through social media, raising alarms about misogyny and radicalization in online spaces.
Looksmaxxing Movement: Confidence or Insecurity in Modern Males?
The looksmaxxing movement, led by influencers like Androgenic and Nocturnal Kent, promotes physical beauty for young males, but experts argue it may hide deeper insecurities and societal pressures.
Social Media Ban Study Tracks Thousands of Families
A major Australian study will monitor thousands of families to assess the impact of a proposed social media ban on young people's mental health and development.
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Meta and YouTube Under Fire in Legal Trial
Meta and YouTube are facing intense legal scrutiny as a trial examines their content moderation practices, with allegations of harmful material spreading unchecked on their platforms.
Zuckerberg Denies Instagram Targets Kids at Trial
Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg testified in court, denying allegations that Instagram intentionally targets children with harmful content, as legal battles over social media's impact on youth intensify.
Townsville Bulletin Launches Reader Survey for Future News
The Townsville Bulletin has launched a reader survey to gather feedback on its coverage, aiming to better serve the community and adapt to changing media needs.
Newcastle Woman's Yellow Umbrella Photo Goes Viral
A Newcastle woman's photo of a yellow umbrella has gone viral online, sparking widespread admiration and discussions about everyday beauty and creativity.
Prince Harry emotional in social media lawsuit with grieving parents
The Duke of Sussex was visibly emotional as he addressed families building a case against YouTube and Meta, alleging the platforms harmed their children's mental health.
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Prince Harry emotional in social media lawsuit meeting with parents
The Duke of Sussex became visibly emotional while addressing families who have lost children and are suing YouTube and Meta, claiming the platforms are responsible for their deaths.
Newcastle Herald Boosts Trust for Google Rankings
The Newcastle Herald is implementing strategies to become a trusted source on Google, focusing on quality journalism and digital optimization to improve visibility and credibility in search results.
Life Beyond Social Media: Finding Calm and Control
A journalist shares his positive experience quitting social media, citing better sleep and reduced anxiety, amid a landmark US court case alleging platforms cause addiction.
WA's 'Andrew Tate' Tom Baulch Defends Controversial Social Media Post
Former WAFL player Tom Baulch, known as Prime Train, faces criticism for telling male followers to unfollow female influencers. He defends his message while experts draw parallels to Andrew Tate's rhetoric.
X Platform Outage Locks Out Australian Users
A widespread outage on Elon Musk's X platform locked out tens of thousands of Australian users. The global disruption affected feeds and sparked concerns over the Grok AI tool. Read the full report.
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4.7M accounts switched off in Australia's social media ban
Australia's world-first social media ban for under-16s sees 4.7 million accounts deactivated in one month. The government calls it a success, but questions arise over the data.
4.7 million kids off social media after ban
Australia's social media ban for under-16s has removed over 4.7 million young users. See how platforms are complying and what the government says comes next.
Perth creator says social media ban threatens his livelihood
A Perth content creator who was homeless as a teen says social media saved him, but new platform bans have slashed his income. He argues for better platform regulation instead.
500,000 teen accounts removed under Australian social media ban
Barnaby Joyce argues Australia's social media ban for under-16s causes 'more harm than good' as Meta confirms removing 500,000 accounts. Read the full debate.
Teens skirt social media ban, others isolated under new law
One month into Australia's world-first social media age verification law, teens are finding workarounds while some feel cut off. Explore the mixed impact and expert analysis.
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How online algorithms led Geelong teen to neo-Nazi leader
A Geelong family reveals how YouTube and social media algorithms radicalised their son, leading him to a neo-Nazi group leader. Read their urgent warning for parents.
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