This report examines the impact of digital platforms, particularly Meta, on the Australian news media landscape. It focuses on the consequences of Meta's decision to abandon deals under the News Media and Digital Platforms Mandatory Bargaining Code and explores strategies to support public interest journalism in Australia.

This report takes an in-depth look at the changing ways that young people use digital spaces for mental health information, what factors influence how they engage, and the implications for the mental health sector. The survey analysis shows that young people increasingly rely on social media for information, support and connection.

This report outlines the digital and data capabilities the sexual and reproductive health workforce needs and examines how leaders across the sector can best support digital transformation at the organisational level.

This paper is supportive of enhanced regulatory powers for misinformation and disinformation, but argues the current legislative reform approach is captive to an ineffective and hostile ‘industry codes’ process. The paper offers suggestions that would ensure Big Tech was held to a higher standard of public accountability.

Technology facilitated gender-based violence (TFGBV) is not an in­tractable problem. This report, drawing on a case study around the online harassment of Australian eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant, assesses the state of research on TFGBV as well as recent global policy progress made on this issue, and offers a number of practical solutions to make...