The are many issues here:

-There is no industry policy.

-Australia produces roughly three-quarters of its steel from blast furnaces, which can’t compete with dumped Chinese steel.

-The other quarter is electric-arc furnaces run on exceedingly expensive power thanks to the gas cartel.

This is no surprise. The same thing will happen to Albo’s Made in Australia solar panels rubbish.

Australia cannot continue to deliberately handicap our ability to produce energy.

Government at all levels continually interferes with energy markets - and for what? Taxes, subsidies and prohibitions aren’t going to give us cheap energy or change the weather.
https://x.com/_davidlimbrick/status/1864165601280655721

The Government hasn't yet explained how it expects social media platforms to enforce the age limit.

Meta, which owns Instagram and Facebook among other apps, said it will comply with the age limit, but has expressed concern that current technology is inadequate to effectively enforce it.

'The idea that somehow you can sort of force the industry to be in a technological place that it isn't, is probably a bit misunderstood in terms of where the industry is,' Meta's global head of safety, Antigone Davis, told The Guardian.

'The current state of age assurance technology... requires a level of personally identified information to be shared.'

This would likely involve a type of facial recognition software, with a form of ID required to confirm someone's identity.


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14069957/Matt-Barrie-social-media-ban-kids.html

Mr Barrie said his message for Mr Albanese is that 'I don't know what you're doing. I literally have absolutely no clue what you're doing'.

'It just seems to be the actions of someone who's just very weak willed, that they want to control the narrative on the internet,' he said.