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Social media’s changing – here’s what it means for mental health

Australia’s new social media age restrictions aim to protect young people online. We break down what’s changing, why it matters, and how families and caregivers can keep wellbeing front and centre.

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Tears welled in my eyes. My heart raced... I thought I was having a medical emergency. I thought I was dying.

The great irony was that to anyone just walking past, all they would have seen was a girl standing in a foyer.

- Milli describes what a panic attack feels like

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