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When Anthony Albanese and Anika Wells stepped into the cool Canberra air this week to unveil their latest assault on Silicon Valley, they came with fighting words.

“There is a global reckoning coming for big tech,” Wells said. “And it started here in Australia.”

Flanked by the grieving parents of teenagers lost to suicide from online harm, the prime minister and his communication minister made an impassioned plea: Australians needed more control over what they see online, and only Labor was prepared to give them that power.

Labor had…

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