A parliamentary inquiry into antisemitism and online hate points to a wider democratic problem: platforms have become public squares without public-square responsibilities.
Tag: Australia
Lower city speed limits are a road-safety policy, not a war on drivers
Australia’s reluctance to lower urban speed limits shows why road safety is often hardest where the evidence is clearest: on familiar streets where convenience and risk collide.
Australia’s Under-16 Social Media Ban Is Becoming A Global Enforcement Test
Australia’s social media age law is no longer only a domestic child-safety policy. It is a test case for whether democracies can regulate platforms without building a surveillance machine.
China’s Australian beef tariff is a reminder that trade normalisation has limits
China’s additional tariff on over-quota Australian beef is not a return to full trade breakdown, but it shows how quickly technical rules can become political signals.
The Katherine PFAS lawsuit is a test case for contaminated communities
The Australian government’s legal action over PFAS contamination in Katherine could become a defining case for how modern societies price long-term environmental harm.
The success story behind Australia’s Bundaberg soft drinks 澳大利亚饮料品牌邦德堡的成功故事 | ABC 澳广
The Australian sugar city of Bundaberg is not just famous for its rum but also its soft drinks. A family company started brewing drinks more […]
Australians are concerned about the Chinese military base in the Solomon | 9news.com.au
Australia is facing a major defence shake-up if China manages to base warships in the Solomon Islands. Security experts and Australian Defence Force senior commanders flagged an […]