Crypto-betting website Polymarket blocked in Australia by online gambling regulator
Polymarket has been added to a banned list of online gambling websites following a Crikey report. The post Crypto-betting website
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07:25
Conspiracy theorists are building AI chatbots to spread their beliefs
People are using custom versions of major AI chatbots — or even training their own — to spread lies about
Cam Wilson
11:23
With six months until the teen social media ban, Australia still hasn’t figured out how it’ll work
Six months have passed since Australia's 'world-first' social media minimum age law was passed. Only now are we going to
Cam Wilson
16:20
How Advance’s anti-Greens campaign backfired and helped elect Australia’s most progressive Parliament ever
The Liberal-backed group spent millions trying to stop a Labor-Greens minority government. It won the battle but lost the war.
Cam Wilson
14:22
Anti-vaccine ‘freedom movement’ stars actively organising for Liberal-backed Advance group
Reignite Democracy Australia's Monica Smit and the Freedom Party's Morgan C. Jonas have both been recruiting from their followings to
Cam Wilson
20:22
2025 is Australia’s ‘YouTube election’
YouTube has been around so long that it's easy to miss how it's grown even bigger and more influential. Australian
Cam Wilson
20:21
From blackout to ‘black hole’: How streaming services like 9Now and Kayo could swing the election
Streaming providers know where you shop, where you travel, and if you are a parent. And they'll let political parties
Cam Wilson
09:30
Parties have a lot of valuable data about you. In fact, they’ve put an actual price on it
We know very little about what data Australia's political parties are using this election. We do know, however, just how
Cam Wilson
11:23
Small-business owners, parents, volunteers: Who are parties micro-targeting this election?
Each major party is spending big on digital advertisements. Their differing approaches shed light on their strategies to win this
Cam Wilson
15:20
The AEC is having words with Nuclear for Australia as the group spends $100,000s on its campaign
A 'non-partisan' pro-nuclear lobby group has ramped up its spending ahead of the federal election — but has not declared
