'Ground is shifting' for social media giants, says federal justice minister pushing Online Harms Act

Too many young people are dying because of crimes mediated by online platforms, says federal Justice Minister Arif Virani. He believes his Online Harms Act — introduced in Parliament this February — can help put a stop to it.

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