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The social media ban for teenagers under 16 is set to come into force on Wednesday. (James Ross/AAP PHOTOS)

By Grace Crivellaro and Callum Godde in Canberra

A popular online forum is expected to challenge Australia’s “legally erroneous” social media ban for children, but it…



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