Sydney Harbour Bridge for Kids

Social media ban in Australia starts for children under 16

‘A beacon for all countries’: Australia leads global push with social media ban

Australia has lit up landmark bridges and stations in green and gold as the world watches the nation pioneer a social media ban for children under 16.

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‘Let Them Be Kids’ Projected on Sydney Harbour Bridge to Mark Australia's Social Media Ban

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Social media ban in Australia starts for children under 16: Here's how it works

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Australia’s Social Media Ban for Children Takes Effect

Hundreds of thousands of teenagers in Australia awoke Wednesday to find their social media accounts logged out or deactivated, under a new law that bars anyone younger than 16 from the services.

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Sen. Britt lauds Australia for ban on children’s social media use

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Australia implements first-ever youth social media ban

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Kids locked out of social media apps after Australia's world-first ban

"This is a day in which my pride to be prime minister of Australia has never been greater," he said, flanked by parents and media figures who had pushed for the ban.

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Social media ban for children under 16 begins in Australia

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Australian PM issues warning over under-16s social media ban

Australia to celebrate world-first child safety laws by illuminating national landmarks

Key Australian icons will light up green and gold on Wednesday to recognise the introduction of the country’s world-first social media laws that will help keep children safe online.

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Two-way tolls for Sydney's Harbour Bridge and tunnel to fund permanent $60 cap

Drivers are set to be tolled on all three Sydney Harbour crossings in 2028, but a weekly toll cap will be made permanent, the NSW government confirms.