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“Communications minister Anika Wells has suggested content that that promotes misogyny, terrorism, suicide, self-harm and eating disorders would be captured by the laws.”

“Labor is open to giving Australians the right to sue tech companies for online harms under new digital safety laws and has questioned why the Coalition would "deal themselves out" of talks.”

“…asts” or “say the moon landing was fake” under proposed new online safety laws, Anika Wells has stressed as she rubbished claims they would lead to government censorship The communications minister also said she was considering updates to the digital duty of…”

“…lenberger (pictured) took aim at the Albanese government's proposed reforms to online content laws Big tech companies such as Meta and X would face fines of up to $100million if they were found not to be proactively reducing users' exposure to harmful…”

“Labor’s flagship online safety bill will penalise platforms that allow users to advocate gender-based violence, but Communications Minister Anika Wells has removed the promotion of illicit-drug use from its expanded list of harmful online content.”

“… Filters Choose what information you see below by using filters Minister says digital duty of care will require basic standards of big tech Anika Wells says the government's digital duty of care bill will place the onus of responsibility on big tech…”

““To meaningfully change the behaviour of big tech companies, the digital duty of care laws must include the right for Australians who have been harmed online to be able to take legal action and seek compensation for the damage done,” she said.”