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- Aug 19, 2026
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Tougher social media restrictions test digital protection (opens the original)
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About two years ago, when I first saw a short video on my phone about Australia's plan to ban children from using social media, my first thought was: Can a ban really protect children in the digital age? For many families, social media is no longer separate from childhood. It is embedded in phones, games, chat groups and other forms of online communication. Even adults can struggle to know when to stop scrolling, what information to trust or how much personal information they have shared online.
Australia mulls building oil refinery to boost supply (opens the original)
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Australia is looking into building a major oil refinery as part of efforts to secure its fuel resources, exploring the plans against the backdrop of unstable global supply chains amid the conflict in the Middle East. According to a government statement on Tuesday, the facility in Western Australia state "could be the first new large-scale petrol refinery built in Australia since the 1960s". The authorities will conduct a A$4 million ($2.8 million) pre-feasibility study, part of a A$15 billion fe
Australia mulls building new oil refinery (opens the original)
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Australia is weighing plans for a major oil refinery as part of efforts to secure its fuel resources against the backdrop of unstable global supply chains amid the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. According to a government statement on July 28, the facility in Western Australia state "could be the first new large-scale petrol refinery built in Australia since the 1960s." The authorities will conduct a A$4 million ($2.8 million) pre-feasibility study, part of a A$15 billion federal government
Asia studies falls behind in Australia (opens the original)
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Australia faces major challenges in its understanding of Asia, with significant gaps in education on the language and culture of China and the rest of the region that need to be addressed, according to the latest analysis. Australian students at the Year 12 or university levels are not studying Asian languages at adequate rates, according to the findings of a major parliamentary report released on June 30. In 2023, only 3.3 percent of Year 12 students studied one of three previously designated "
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