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Sweden prepares prisons for teen gang killers
Sweden prepares prisons for teen gang killers

Gangs recruit children as young as 11 via social media for murders and bombings in Nordics

3 teens die in Tangail road accident
3 teens die in Tangail road accident

The teenage boys were travelling to Basail riding the motorbike

Australia readies court action over social media ban breaches
Australia readies court action over social media ban breaches

Governments around the world are watching Australia's moves to rein in the tech giants, with many considering similar regulations

Fifth of Australian teens still use social media after ban
Fifth of Australian teens still use social media after ban

The data is among the first to show the effects on youth online behaviour since Australia rolled out the ban, which is being copied around the world

Australian teen challenges social media ban
Australian teen challenges social media ban

Noah Jones says social media is essential for staying connected and sharing ideas, likening it to a modern-day town square

Big tech starts complying with Australia's teen social media ban
Big tech starts complying with Australia's teen social media ban

TikTok, Snapchat and Meta's Facebook, Instagram and Threads are poised to deactivate accounts registered by users under 16, sources say

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