Weekly Wrap: The world reacts to the social media ban, and MP travel entitlements under scrutiny

The social media ban for under-16s was everywhere this week, so we
take stock of how that’s going, and cover the international
reactions and responses from big tech. Then we unpack the
controversy surrounding Communications Minister Anika Wells’ travel
expenses. It’s the debut of Jodie’s ‘crime corner’, with major
updates on the Greg Lynn and Toyah Cordingley cases, and we explain
why a trip to the US will soon require handing over your social
media history. Links The Comedy Wildlife Awards’ Dancing Gorilla
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00:00 - International reactions to Australia’s U16s social media
ban 08:12 - Federal politicians travel entitlements under scrutiny
13:08 - Jodie’s ‘crime corner’ 18:33 - US mandating social media
checks for travellers 21:55 - What coming up in the week ahead
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