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Meta to Maintain Reliance on Third-Party Fact Checking for Upcoming Australian Election

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Meta to Maintain Reliance on Third-Party Fact Checking for Upcoming Australian Election

Andrew Hutchinson 20/03/2025 06:22

Meta’s Australian public policy chief is promoting the value of third-party fact-checking in the nation. …

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