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Sunday, 28 June 2026
The PM and Minister Wells foreshadowed legislation to expand eSafety's powers and double the maximum penalty for breaches of the social media minimum age law.[Full Text]
ON issued 'Green with envy at One Nation's social media supremacy'.[Full Text]
The Retail Council issued a submission to the OAIC on the draft Children's Online Privacy Code.[Full Text]
The PM announced a visit by the Vanuatu PM.[Full Text]
The White House is issuing news updates.[Full Text]
Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Guo held a press conference.[Full Text]
The IAEA issued an update on Ukraine's Zaporizhzhya Nuclear Power Plant.[Full Text]
Treasurer Chalmers discussed Budget/tax, house prices, economy, Hormuz, Melbourne rail loop, social media regulation and UK Labour on Insiders.[Full Text]
Minister Watt discussed social media regulation, environment/regulation/NEPA, bird flu and ON on Sky.[Full Text]
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