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Terry Flew
Terry Flew is Professor of Digital Communication & Culture, Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences at The University of Sydney and an Australian Research Council (ARC) Laureate Fellow. He is Co-Director of the Centre for Artificial Intelligence, Trust and Governance (CAITG).
  • The policy cycle propelled social media age restrictions, so what can be done to fix it?

    16 July 2026

    The rapid development and implementation of Australia’s social media age restrictions has led to a global race, as well as challenges in enforcement, implementation and evaluation here at home. Broader digital duty of care legislation could help address some of the underlying issues and better protect young people online.

    Terry Flew

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