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Both major parties pat themselves on the back over controversial social media ban

December 2, 2024

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Children and young teenagers will be banned from social media by this time next year, or maybe sooner if the Coalition wins the next election. Photo: File.

If the Coalition wins next year’s federal election, it would like to implement the social media ban on under 16s within 100 days, but that…

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