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  1. A commission examined the government's response to the review of the Online Safety Act, focusing on digital duty of care recommendations.
  2. X Corp resisted proactive duty of care requirements while the Australian Government works on new digital safety legislation.

The inquiry into platform content moderation highlights the urgent need for Australian regulatory reform.

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The inquiry into platform content moderation highlights the urgent need for Australian regulatory reform.

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  3. Urgent need for Australian regulatory reform amid inquiry findings and platform refusal to engage.1 source

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