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Is Lindsay Clancy really the poster child mothers want?

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By Natasha Lee, Nama Winston Verified, Tom Gosby
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Over the weekend, a mistrial was declared in the case of Lindsay Clancy, the Massachusetts mother charged with murdering her three children. For those unfamiliar with it, something that seems almost impossible given social media's obsession with the trial, Clancy strangled five-year-old Cora, three-year-old Dawson and eight-month-old Callan in January 2023, before attempting to take her own life. That she killed them was not in dispute. The jury had to decide whether she was criminally responsible.
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'Can't unsee it': Minns backs social media algorithm rules

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By Nama Winston Verified, Tom Gosby, Nate Vella
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
By Published Sep 4, 2026 Chris Minns. Image: Instagram NSW Premier Chris Minns has backed the increasing call for social media giants to address social media addiction driven by manipulated algotrithms. Minns has said he would allow users to opt out of algorithms that suggest unwanted content, meaning that they would only see posts from accounts they have chosen to follow.
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Australia’s most trusted brand wins for third straight year

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By Tom Gosby, Nama Winston Verified, Natasha Lee
| Mediaweek (Australia) Verified
Bunnings has held onto Australia’s trust crown, taking out Roy Morgan’s ‘Best of the Best’ Most Trusted Brand award for a third consecutive year. The hardware retailer also extended its unbeaten run as Retail Brand of the Year to eight years, having won the category every year since the Trusted Brand Awards began in 2019. Roy Morgan recognised 22 category winners for 2026, with 19 retaining their titles from last year.
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