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Julie Cross

Julie Cross

Verified

National Social Affairs, News Corp Australia

Sydney

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australia,business metal, mining resources, commodities

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Total articles 272

  • Kids News: ‘Manosphere’ driving spike in sexist behaviour in schools

    By Susie O’Brien, Julie Cross Verified, Susie O'Brien Verified| Kids News@ redREADING LEVEL: REDFemale students at schools around the country have reported feeling unsafe around male students due to sexist* talk being spread by online influencers. The rise of the “manosphere*” – online content created by misogynistic* influencers that encourage boys to be sexist towards girls – has led to verbal and physical abuse in schools.

    By Susie O’Brien, Julie Cross Verified, Susie O'Brien Verified · Kids News

    Jul. 30, 2024

  • Why Australia is pushing to raise social media age access to 16

    By Julie Cross Verified| The Advertiser (South Australia) Verified Australian teenagers are in the midst of the greatest crisis of a generation because of toxic social media that is affecting their health and costing lives. Parents are losing the fight against multi-billion tech platforms who continue to knowingly expose children to harmful content that is affecting their mental and physical health.

    By Julie Cross Verified · The Advertiser (South Australia)

    May. 18, 2024

  • Kids News: ‘Manosphere’ driving spike in sexist behaviour in schools

    By Susie O’Brien, Julie Cross Verified, Susie O'Brien Verified| Kids News@ redREADING LEVEL: REDFemale students at schools around the country have reported feeling unsafe around male students due to sexist* talk being spread by online influencers. The rise of the “manosphere*” – online content created by misogynistic* influencers that encourage boys to be sexist towards girls – has led to verbal and physical abuse in schools.

    By Susie O’Brien, Julie Cross Verified, Susie O'Brien Verified · Kids News

    Jul. 30, 2024

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News Corp Australia

News Corp Australia is a prominent media conglomerate and a subsidiary of the global media corporation, News Corp. Founded in 1923 in Adelaide, South Australia, the company has established itself as a key player in the Australian media landscape. Its operations encompass newspaper and magazine publishing, internet services, subscription television, market research, and film and television production. The company publishes several well-known newspapers and magazines, providing news and entertainment to the general public. It also offers digital content through various online platforms. News Corp Australia holds a significant stake in Foxtel, a major pay television provider, delivering a wide range of channels and content to subscribers. Additionally, the company conducts market research to assist businesses in understanding consumer trends and is involved in the distribution of DVDs and films.

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

+61 2 8114 7400

Founded: 1923