Australia has passed a bill banning children under 16 from going on social media. This includes regulations on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and X, subjecting them to fines of up to A$49.5 million. Dr Faith Gordon, Associate Professor of Law at the ANU College of Law at the Australian National University, shares her insights on how effective (or not) this new piece of legislation will be.



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Australia has passed a bill banning children under 16 from going on social media. This includes regulations on platforms such as Facebook, Instagram, and X, subjecting them to fines of up to A$49.5 million. Dr Faith Gordon, Associate Professor of Law at the ANU College of Law at the Australian National University, shares her insights on how effective (or not) this new piece of legislation will be.Image Credit: shutterstock.com

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Australia Bans Children From Social Media: An Analysis

There have been significant developments in Malaysia’s fintech landscape across the board over the past few years. With the launch of digital banks and the take up in e-payments to the introduction of buy now pay later players. We ask 

Vincent Fong, Chief Editor at Fintech News Malaysia about their latest report and what were the key observations.

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There have been significant developments in Malaysia’s fintech landscape across the board over the past few years. With the launch of digital banks and the take up in e-payments to the introduction of buy now pay later players. We ask Vincent Fong, Chief Editor at Fintech News Malaysia about their latest report and what were the key observations. Image Credit: Shutterstock.com

Strides Made In Malaysia's Fintech Space 

Selangor became the first state in Malaysia to launch a care economy policy. As the state with the highest number of elderly residents, the new framework would focus on regulation, training, and investments in the care economy. Joining us for a discussion on this is Lee Min Hui, Gender Consultant at the United Nations Population Fund Malaysia.



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Selangor became the first state in Malaysia to launch a care economy policy. As the state with the highest number of elderly residents, the new framework would focus on regulation, training, and investments in the care economy. Joining us for a discussion on this is Lee Min Hui, Gender Consultant at the United Nations Population&nbsp;Fund&nbsp;Malaysia.Image Credit: shutterstock.com

Selangor's Landmark Care Economy Policy 

In Malaysia, digital investments have experienced robust growth with assets under management at RM1.6bn with more than 40 products on offer. Yet the industry is still at a nascent stage. So what policy changes should there be to encourage this as an option to promote financial inclusion, especially for those who have not prepared for retirement? We ask Munirah Khairuddin, CEO of Malaysia & Global Shariah of Principal Asset Management for her views.

In Malaysia, digital investments have experienced robust growth with assets under management at RM1.6bn with more than 40 products on offer. Yet the industry is still at a nascent stage. So what policy changes should there be to encourage this as an option to promote financial inclusion, especially for those who have not prepared for retirement? We ask Munirah Khairuddin, CEO of Malaysia &amp; Global Shariah of Principal Asset Management for her views.

Australia Bans Children From Social Media: An Analysis

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