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Greens push to let Australians sue Big Tech in digital safety overhaul

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Greens push to let Australians sue Big Tech in digital safety overhaul

Inspired by the $25 billion payout extracted from Meta in the US, the Greens say the price for passing Anika Wells’ new digital bill is the private right to sue.

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