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Concerns over social media ban

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December 20, 2025

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CQUniversity socio-tech Associate Professor Ritesh Chugh said while the social media ban was a “bold and necessary move”, young people would naturally look for ways around it. (Supplied)

By Matthew Pearce and AAP’s Grace Crivellaro

The Federal Government’s social…

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