Australia Day Debate Masks Deeper Indigenous Injustice
Each January, Australia engages in divisive debate about changing Australia Day's date, but this annual frenzy distracts from systemic First Nations inequalities that persist year-round.
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Social Media Ban for Under-16s Nears Reality in UK
The House of Lords has backed a ban on social media for under-16s, with the government showing signs of support amid pressure from MPs and public campaigns.
UK Food Security: Market Reliance Puts Households at Risk
Britain's lack of strategic food reserves leaves households vulnerable to price shocks while European nations rebuild stocks. Experts warn market mechanisms fail for basic essentials.
Australia fast-tracks new gun and hate crime laws
Australia's government has fast-tracked major reforms, including a national gun buyback scheme and tougher hate crime penalties, in response to the deadly Bondi Beach shooting. Read the latest developments.
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Australia Enacts Major Gun Reform After Bondi Attack
Australia passes its strongest gun control reforms since 1996, introducing a national buyback, stricter import bans, and enhanced background checks following the Bondi terror attack. Learn the key facts.
Queensland to reject federal gun buyback scheme
Families of police murdered at Wieambilla back federal gun buyback, but Queensland's LNP government is poised to reject the scheme, sparking political clashes over community safety.
UK Consults on Social Media Ban for Under-16s
The UK government is consulting on a potential social media ban for children under 16. We examine the Australian model, the platforms affected, and the fierce debate.
Can New Hate Speech Laws Help Bring People Together?
As new hate speech legislation is debated, experts question its potential to foster social cohesion. Will these laws bridge divides or deepen them? Read the analysis.
Government launches consultation on social media ban for under-16s
Ministers launch a consultation on banning social media for under-16s as pressure grows. Esther Ghey, mother of Brianna Ghey, adds her voice to calls for stricter online safety measures for children.
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US Rejection of Global Treaties and Culture of Isolation
Anthropologist Anand Pandian analyses how US withdrawal from international accords and a culture of domestic division undermine collective security and climate action. Discover why our futures are interconnected.
Under-16s social media ban considered by UK government
Prime Minister Keir Starmer signals a potential social media ban for under-16s, following Australia's lead. Campaigners ramp up pressure as the government explores new protections for children online.
NSW inquiry into banning 'intifada' protest slogans
A New South Wales inquiry is examining a UK-style ban on the phrase 'globalise the intifada'. Legal experts warn it could face constitutional challenges and inflame tensions.
UK Pressure Mounts for Social Media Ban for Under-16s
A grassroots campaign floods MPs' inboxes demanding a social media ban for children under 16. Keir Starmer hints at following Australia's lead as the debate intensifies.
4.7m accounts blocked in Australia's under-16 social media ban
Australia's pioneering social media ban for under-16s sees over 4.7 million accounts deactivated. Discover the impact on platforms like Meta and the global implications for online safety.
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Trump backs whole milk bill in US schools
Former President Donald Trump endorses a Republican bill to reintroduce whole milk in US school cafeterias, reigniting debates on nutrition, childhood obesity, and political symbolism. Discover the details and implications.
France's Birthrate Falls Below Deaths for First Time Since WWII
France records more deaths than births for the first time since 1945, as financial fears deter parenthood. Explore the data and implications for Europe's demographic future.
2026 Benefit & State Pension Increase Rates Confirmed
Millions in the UK will see payments rise from April 2026. Universal Credit, State Pension, PIP, and Carer's Allowance are all increasing. See the new exact amounts here.
Australia Considers Expanding Hate Speech Protections
The Australian government is considering stronger legal protections against hate speech for LGBTQ+ people, religious groups, and people with disabilities following the Bondi attack. Read the latest.
Bipartisan 'Unsubscribe Act' Targets Complex Cancellations
US representatives reintroduce a bill to ban tricky subscription cancellations, as Americans waste hundreds on forgotten services. Could UK consumers benefit from similar protections?
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UK could ban under-16s from social media in months
The UK government is considering an Australia-style social media ban for under-16s. A decision is expected within months, amid cross-party support and warnings from safety groups. Read the latest.
Tories pledge social media ban for under-16s
Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch pledges to ban social media for under-16s, citing addiction and mental health risks. The plan gains cross-party and union support.
Conservative Party proposes social media ban for under-16s
The Conservative Party announces a plan to ban under-16s from social media. Kemi Badenoch leads the policy push, citing child safety concerns. Read the full details and political reactions.
NYC's Free Childcare Plan: A New Pro-Family Model
Governor Kathy Hochul and Mayor Zohran Mamdani announce a groundbreaking free childcare plan for two-year-olds in New York City. Could this redefine 'pro-family' politics in the US and UK?
Ofcom pressed for urgent action on Grok AI imagery
UK regulators face calls for swift intervention as Elon Musk's Grok AI is used to create sexualised images of women and girls. Experts demand immediate legal action.
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Reeves Condemns Farage Over Two-Child Benefit Cap Comments
Chancellor Rachel Reeves denounces Nigel Farage's proposal to limit benefit cap removal to British-born families, calling it divisive. New law aims to lift 550,000 children from poverty.
$10bn US Childcare Funds Frozen in Five States
The Trump administration halts over $10bn in federal childcare and family assistance, citing fraud concerns. Democrats condemn the move as 'vindictive'. Read the latest.
Democrats block pesticide industry 'immunity shield'
Democrats and health activists have stripped a controversial rider from a US funding bill that would have shielded pesticide makers like Bayer from lawsuits and limited health warnings. Read the full story.
Universal Credit claimants can access over £4,000 help
People receiving Universal Credit may be missing out on thousands of pounds in additional support for bills and essentials. Discover the key discounts and funds available now.
Terror watchdog calls for social media ban for under-16s
The UK's independent reviewer of terrorism legislation urges a ban on social media for under-16s, citing radicalisation risks and a 38% rise in Prevent referrals in London. Read the full story.
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Rushed NSW inquiry into banning 'intifada' phrase criticised
A NSW parliamentary inquiry into banning hate slogans like 'globalise the intifada' faces criticism for its short deadline and lack of public hearings. Read the latest on the proposed legislative changes.
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