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Why I've changed my mind about the social media bill - and why other parents should too | Andrew Wilkie
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51% : And can we trust them to use and store such information appropriately?There is also the fact that, despite all the histrionics about protecting children from harm, the government has dropped plans to ban gambling advertising, shelved their Environmental Protection Agency, kicked environmental law reform into the long grass and continue to cheer on fossil fuels.
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