00:00no you're not i'm gonna hold your nose no i won't that's weird she said but we have to get our nails
00:25done today i don't care this is a one of them have you guys tried hate those girls like the
00:32the the the my hair's naturally curly i love me going down
00:38we'd always regulated media in the in the public interest and i think what the government's trying
00:58to do is to return some of the public interest that's a good thing because as i say there have
01:05been harms it's come internationally it's come from other places i think looking at questions around
01:12social media from an australian perspective is a really good idea i don't think bans tend to work
01:19when it's a blanket decision it doesn't take into account the nuance and the variables and people's
01:26individual situations and frankly people tend to find a way around bans if they really want to
01:32uh so i don't think it's going to achieve what it's being it's set out to achieve
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02:01I think it cuts kids off from the community more than forcing them back out in real life.
02:17I think it just cuts them off from support as well that they could be accessing.
02:22They are now going to have to get their news only from traditional media which has a particular
02:26bias that might be different from what they find online.
02:29So in general I don't think this is a good thing.
02:32People are going to find a way around most things.
02:36I think people who want to will find a way around it.
02:40I think the government has to do something and I think if it's successful in Australia,
02:46which I think it probably will be, the rest of the world will probably follow, a bit like
02:51plain cigarette packaging on tobacco products.
02:54That was a successful outcome for Australia and I think lots of other countries followed
02:58on from that.
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