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Keir Starmer poised to ban under-16s from social media after Australia decision

Keir Starmer poised to ban under-16s from social media after Australia decision

Neutral Birmingham Live
Owner: Reach PLC
Australia Says 4.7 Million Accounts Removed After Ban on Social Media for Children

Australia Says 4.7 Million Accounts Removed After Ban on Social Media for Children

Social media platforms removed 4.7M accounts after Australia ban

Social media platforms removed 4.7M accounts after Australia ban

Teen Barely Survives 260-Foot Fall While Hiking, Thanks to His High-Tech Headphones

Teen Barely Survives 260-Foot Fall While Hiking, Thanks to His High-Tech Headphones

Riedel RefCam Takes Center Court in German Basketball Research Initiative With DBB and DSHS

Riedel RefCam Takes Center Court in German Basketball Research Initiative With DBB and DSHS

Donor conception support ‘not fit for purpose’ as tech races ahead

Donor conception support ‘not fit for purpose’ as tech races ahead

‘Walking Sharks’ Discovered in Australian Waters Defy Nature’s Rules

‘Walking Sharks’ Discovered in Australian Waters Defy Nature’s Rules

This sporting spectacle in Los Angeles is on a scale unseen in Australia

This sporting spectacle in Los Angeles is on a scale unseen in Australia

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Retired Federer serves up treat for Australian Open fans with first ‘match’ there in 6 years

Retired Federer serves up treat for Australian Open fans with first ‘match’ there in 6 years

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Australian Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner expected to start another year of duopoly at year’s first Major

Australian Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner expected to start another year of duopoly at year’s first Major

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Owner: Goenka Family
Australia Says 4.7 Million Accounts Removed After Ban on Social Media for Children

Australia Says 4.7 Million Accounts Removed After Ban on Social Media for Children

Social media platforms removed 4.7M accounts after Australia ban

Social media platforms removed 4.7M accounts after Australia ban

Teen Barely Survives 260-Foot Fall While Hiking, Thanks to His High-Tech Headphones

Teen Barely Survives 260-Foot Fall While Hiking, Thanks to His High-Tech Headphones

Riedel RefCam Takes Center Court in German Basketball Research Initiative With DBB and DSHS

Riedel RefCam Takes Center Court in German Basketball Research Initiative With DBB and DSHS

Donor conception support ‘not fit for purpose’ as tech races ahead

Donor conception support ‘not fit for purpose’ as tech races ahead

‘Walking Sharks’ Discovered in Australian Waters Defy Nature’s Rules

‘Walking Sharks’ Discovered in Australian Waters Defy Nature’s Rules

This sporting spectacle in Los Angeles is on a scale unseen in Australia

This sporting spectacle in Los Angeles is on a scale unseen in Australia

King Billy Casino No Deposit Bonus Australia Unveiled: Transparent Platform Breakdown and Insights

Retired Federer serves up treat for Australian Open fans with first ‘match’ there in 6 years

Retired Federer serves up treat for Australian Open fans with first ‘match’ there in 6 years

Australian Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner expected to start another year of duopoly at year’s first Major

Australian Open 2026: Carlos Alcaraz, Jannik Sinner expected to start another year of duopoly at year’s first Major

Keir Starmer poised to ban under-16s from social media after Australia decision

Keir Starmer poised to ban under-16s from social media after Australia decision

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Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

What every Australian state and territory can still do on climate

What every Australian state and territory can still do on climate

Eight recommendations for Australia’s Transport and Infrastructure Net Zero Roadmap

Eight recommendations for Australia’s Transport and Infrastructure Net Zero Roadmap

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

New modelling: Australia’s credible transport transition beyond electric vehicles

New modelling: Australia’s credible transport transition beyond electric vehicles

Reducing transport electricity demand as Australia decarbonises

Reducing transport electricity demand as Australia decarbonises

‘Local COP31 could unlock Australia’s clean export potential’: Leading industry, finance and research groups

‘Local COP31 could unlock Australia’s clean export potential’: Leading industry, finance and research groups

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australia-Vietnam Green Economy Program: Catalysing sustainable business collaboration

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia can still decarbonise in line with the Paris Agreement

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia can capitalise on state and territory net zero momentum to keep the global 1.5 degree goal in play: report

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Australia finally has a Net Zero Authority – here’s what should top its agenda

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Renewables are the cheapest way to reduce Australia’s energy emissions

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Seven things Australia can do today to meet its new climate goal

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

Upgrading Australia’s worst-performing homes could save enough energy to power 4.5 million EVs

What every Australian state and territory can still do on climate

What every Australian state and territory can still do on climate

Eight recommendations for Australia’s Transport and Infrastructure Net Zero Roadmap

Eight recommendations for Australia’s Transport and Infrastructure Net Zero Roadmap

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

This superannuation reform could turn a brake into an accelerator for Australia’s future 

New modelling: Australia’s credible transport transition beyond electric vehicles

New modelling: Australia’s credible transport transition beyond electric vehicles

Reducing transport electricity demand as Australia decarbonises

Reducing transport electricity demand as Australia decarbonises

‘Local COP31 could unlock Australia’s clean export potential’: Leading industry, finance and research groups

‘Local COP31 could unlock Australia’s clean export potential’: Leading industry, finance and research groups

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Summit to strengthen green economy opportunities for Vietnam, Australia

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

Making aluminium uses 10% of Australia’s electricity. Will tax incentives help smelters go green?

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

Westpac and the CEFC are the latest to join a major industry initiative exploring Australian industry’s transition to net zero emissions in supply chains

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