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Donald Trump pulls plug on execution livestream
The backdown follows Australian calls to block the footage and bipartisan US opposition to broadcasting a military death
by Natasha Lee – Oct 15, 2026
‘Roman amphitheatre stuff’: Barnaby Joyce blasts execution livestream
One Nation, the Greens, and the Liberals condemn the proposed broadcast, as eSafety warns of limits on its power to block videos.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 12, 2026
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'Get undressed': Roblox knows the risks. Why aren’t children better protected?
A mother trusted the controls. The messages she found raise hard questions about child safety and regulatory action now.
by Natasha Lee – Oct 11, 2026
Elon Musk’s X fined $650k in Australian child safety battle
The penalty comes after X failed to fully comply with an eSafety notice about child protection measures.
by Mediaweek – May 22, 2026
Roblox expands age checks amid child safety pressure
The move comes as parents press for stronger protections.
by Mediaweek – Apr 14, 2026
eSafety puts five social platforms on notice
eSafety says under-16s are still keeping or creating accounts, despite millions being removed or restricted.
by Mediaweek – Mar 31, 2026
Media Roundup: Nine flags further cuts, Meghan missing at Netflix, Livinia Nixon farewelled, Google cautions on AI, and Govt sets ban review
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Nov 19, 2025
Media Roundup: Lehrmann loses court bid, Google cuts news deals, Torode exits MasterChef, X under Grok scrutiny, and TikTok lobby's meeting silence
See the top industry stories trending today.
by Natasha Lee – Jul 16, 2025
YouTube hits back at eSafety Commissioner's call for Under 16 ban
YouTube argues that blocking kids access would cause greater harm and that the ban is unwarranted and unreasonable.
by Dan Barrett – Jun 27, 2025
Australian leaders react to Meta dropping fact-checking: 'removing the muzzle will change the algorithm'
eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant, Bench Media's Anthony Fargeot, and Seven's Sarah Greenhalgh shared their thoughts and opinions on Zuckerberg's decision.
by Alisha Buaya – Jan 9, 2025
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