Australian politics live: social media giants accused of ‘potential non-compliance’ with under-16s social media ban

Mar 30, 2026· English· The Guardian

Meta, TikTok, Snapchat and YouTube being investigated as eSafety releases update on compliance with social media ban.

Follow today’s news live Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Wong calls for de-escalation in Iran Penny Wong says the government has “concerns” if the ongoing objective of the war is regime change in Iran.

There’s obviously been a lot of military objectives the president has achieved in terms of Iranian air force, Iranian navy, Iran’s military industrial base and its capacity to launch missiles.

We believe that it would be a good thing for the global economy and for Australians and certainly for the worl, if we could see de-escalation and these talks lead to a cessation of the conflict.

We have concerns if the objective is regime change, because we have said all along, this is ultimately a matter for the people of Iran.

Australians should not delay their departure from the region given the continued uncertainty.

Our message is simple: if you can secure a flight out of the Middle East and it’s safe to travel to the airport, leave now while commercial options are available.

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