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  1. The Australian ban on social media is proving ineffective and complex, leading to calls for tech giants to be held accountable for online safety.
  2. Proposed reforms targeting online vilification and negligence are being discussed, involving Jacinta Allan and the University of Western Australia.
  3. Victorian laws are targeting social media platforms, leading to legal action against Jacinta Allan and Marilyn Bromberg over social media impact.

Legal decision in US influences Victorian law.

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Legal decision in US influences Victorian law.

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  1. Proposed expansion of Adult Time for Violent Crime laws.1 source
  2. US legal decision impacts Victorian law under Jacinta Allan's purview.1 source

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Victorian laws are targeting social media platforms, leading to legal action against Jacinta Allan and Marilyn Bromberg over social media impact. All 2 developments

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