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The policy to cut off social media access for more than 2 million under-16s remains popular with Australians, while other countries look to follow suit

It's really nice to host your family for the holidays. Your home is full of life, you don't feel alone, and you know they didn't have to pay for hotels. Plus, in exchange, they often help with chores and might also run some errands for you. However, it's also tiring.…

ChatGPT 5.2 is now available, but Reddit users claim it's 'boring' and 'worse than 5.1.'

Microsoft's latest patch breaks stuff – but the surprise is this is Windows 10, not Windows 11.

Reddit erupts over Kaceytron's tense apology to Ethan Klein, with users debating its sincerity and the legal pressures surrounding their ongoing dispute.

Reddit argues that the world-first law is unconstitutional because it infringes on Australia’s implied freedom of political communication.

HBO's "The Last of Us Season 2" takes home Best Adaptation at Game Awards 2025. The controversial series garnered both excitement and hate from fans.

Platform fights landmark ban on use of social media by young people saying it is preventing free political expression

The Big Brother 2025 feuds might still be bubbling under the surface, but fans shouldn’t expect any rogue tea-spilling sessions anytime soon.