Social media ban fines boosted to $99 million
The federal government is strengthening social media ban penalties to protect young people.
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The federal government is strengthening social media ban penalties to protect young people.
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The federal government is strengthening social media ban penalties to protect young people.
Children under the age of 16 have been prevented from 10 key social media platforms in Australia since December 2025.
The federal government is strengthening social media ban penalties to protect young people.
Experts say young people are under pressure to look flawless in social media posts.