Facebook operator Meta has been repeatedly warned about a nasty genre of scam ads targeting Australians,but they continue to be published.
The assistant treasurer is set to leave politics in a fourth departure from the Albanese government as it heads to the federal election.
Grieving family members would get faster access to the superannuation of deceased loved ones under mandatory standards the Albanese government plans to introduce if re-elected.
Gyms,streaming services and meal-kit providers are being targeted by proposed new laws that will crack down on unfair business practices.
The Albanese government will levy social media companies that don’t pay up. It’s trying to succeed where Canada failed.
Sydney Archbishop Anthony Fisher’s attempt to theocratise the Australian Catholic University must fail.
Financial Services Minister Stephen Jones says the proposed changes will combat a “supply crisis” among financial advisers and make advice more affordable for millions.
Just days after banning under 16s from social media,the federal government is now targeting tech companies’ app stores amid competition fears.
But Coalition members of a parliamentary inquiry labelled Labor “weak” for failing to force Meta,the owner of Facebook and Instagram,to renew deals with media businesses.
Labor will give its financial watchdog new powers to force companies to compensate customers who lose money and to punish operators who don’t police their sites.