What Australia’s Social Media Ban for Kids Really Means – The Morning Show

he Morning Show What Australia’s Social Media Ban for Kids Really Means, and Where We Go From Here

Watch as Yasmin London joins The Morning Show to unpack the intentions behind Australia’s proposed social media restrictions for children – measures aimed at creating safer digital environments. But is a ban enough?

Yasmin explores why regulation alone won’t solve the challenge, and why we need to go further, working with schools, families, and students to build digital resilience.

Drawing on fresh insights from Qoria’s global research, she reflects on how Australia can lead with compassion and clarity in an evolving online world.

This is not a moment for fear, it’s a call to collaborate and meaningfully shape the systems we are in for the better.

Let’s empower young people with the skills and support they need to thrive safely, online and off.

Watch as Yasmin London joins The Morning Show to unpack the intentions behind Australia’s proposed social media restrictions for children – measures aimed at creating safer digital environments. But is a ban enough? Yasmin explores why regulation alone won’t solve the challenge, and why we need to go further, working with schools, families, and students to build digital resilience. Drawing on fresh insights from Qoria’s global research, she reflects on how Australia can lead with compassion and clarity in an evolving online world. In this video: – How young people are adapting and moving beyond the platforms covered by the ban – Why future policy must include gaming, AI tools, and emerging technologies – The need for a stronger and more holistic approach to online safety – Practical advice for parents and schools ahead of the holidays This is not a moment for fear, it’s a call to collaborate and meaningfully shape the systems we are in for the better. Let’s empower young people with the skills and support they need to thrive safely, online and off.