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'A giant': tributes for Liberal stalwart Bruce Baird (opens the original)
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Bruce Baird is being remembered as a selfless public servant after his death at 84. Mr Baird represented the Liberal Party in the NSW lower house from 1984 to 1995 before moving to the federal stage in 1998, serving in the House of Representatives in the seat of Cook until leaving politics in 2007. He was the father of former NSW premier Mike Baird and television presenter Julia Baird, as well as businessman Steve Baird. Ms Baird paid heartfelt tribute to her father, who was "a character, a fit,
'Startling' mental ill health rates in LGBTQI community (opens the original)
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Queer Australians are far more likely to live with mental ill health than the rest of the population, a study shows. Researchers from Monash University have analysed data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics' national study of mental health and wellbeing, showing the higher rates of illness. They found more than half of cisgender non-heterosexual Australians and more than one third of transgender Australians are diagnosed with a mental disorder. Their research shows Australians who identify
Online gaming giants told to lift safety standards (opens the original)
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Some of the world's largest gaming companies have been put on notice by Australia's online safety watchdog for not doing enough to keep children safe on their platforms. The eSafety Commission outlined how the providers of four major gaming platforms had responded to notices it issued in April, in a report released on Friday. It found big gaps in the behaviour of some companies, which could lead to immediate harm for children, commissioner Julie Inman Grant said. "The primary demographic is eigh
Kids at risk of grooming unless companies crack down (opens the original)
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Online gaming brands have not done enough to keep young children safe from harmful content and predators on their platforms. In a report released on Friday, the eSafety Commission outlined how the providers of four major gaming platforms had responded to notices it issued in April. It found there were big gaps in the behaviour of some companies, which could lead to immediate harm for children, commissioner Julie Inman Grant told Nine's Today. "The primary demographic is eight to 13-year-olds. If
Online gaming services under scrutiny over child safety (opens the original)
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Popular online gaming platforms are being told to do more to combat child sexual exploitation and online radicalisation. In a report released on Friday, the eSafety Commission outlined how the providers of four major gaming platforms had responded to notices it issued in April. The notices, issued to the providers of Roblox, Minecraft, Fortnite and Steam, required them to explain how they were meeting the government's Basic Online Safety Expectations. The commission found some of the platforms h
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