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  1. An Aria user used the dating app Hinge. Meanwhile, Anastasia Powell spoke to The Canberra Times about the issue, as Anika Wells advocated for new laws governing online services, and Anthony Albanese pledged to hold big tech companies responsible.

Coalition opposes Labor's online safety bill, which Anika Wells is leading in her ministerial capacity in Canberra.

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Coalition opposes Labor's online safety bill, which Anika Wells is leading in her ministerial capacity in Canberra.

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  1. Wells addresses Republican concerns over censorship laws as her reforms face Coalition debate.1 source
  2. The bill faces Senate scrutiny and Wells considers legal action following Coalition opposition.1 source
  3. Opposition to the online safety bill amid ministerial leadership.1 source

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