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Grieving parents back online safety reforms

SBS News Australia •
November 09, 2026 • 08:17 AM
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Big tech firms have faced a Senate inquiry over the government's proposed digital duty of care laws, which would strengthen safety standards for social media platforms.

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Bereaved parents have spoken of the devastating impact of online harms on their children at a Senate inquiry into proposed Digital Duty of Care laws.

As tech companies warn of uncertainty and censorship concerns, advocates argue stronger protections are urgently needed.

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