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Australia's Communications Minister Anika Wells has confirmed that five investigations are underway into potential breaches of the country's under-16 social media ban, as the government moves to double the maximum penalties for social media companies to $109 million under proposed digital duty-of-care reforms. Wells said in a television interview that no social media companies have been fined yet and that…
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