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Coming up in your breakfast update the new plan to curb social media harms, new peace talks in Ukraine and the NREL's minor premieres locked in, I'm Josh Bryant, with the latest from Taptenew. Labour is preparing to outline and enhance social media policy this week, but the opposition is not convinced it'll work. Federal politics editor Michael Paki explains. The Albanese government will release draft legislation which would give social media users the ability to switch off algorithms which control the content on their feeds. The E-Safety Commissioner would be given more power and tech companies find $100 million if they breach the rules. It's the next layer in a suite of measures which started rolling out in December last year. In months ago, children under 16 were banned from accessing social media, but the opposition

claims the laws have failed, arguing these need to be fixed before trying to upgrade the legislation with more provisions. Michael Paki, Canberra. One nation has announced its plan for Australians to have more access to their superannuation. People would be able to divert a quarter of their future super contributions to their take home pay under the party's proposal for a couple earning a combined $168,000 annually the scheme would deliver about $82 a week. The Ukrainian President says he expects the war with Russia to continue into the winter despite talks with US representatives. Steve Whitkopf and Jared Kushner travelled to Ukraine to meet with Vladimir Zelensky following talks they'd held with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. There's been no breakthrough in the discussions, but Whitkopf says there were positive sides. Officials from Ukraine, Europe and America will hold further discussions in the near future.

The top United Nations official in Nepal has launched an emotional appeal for international aid amid the ongoing fallout from deadly flooding. More than 5,000 people including 36 Australians remain missing in the disaster, the official death toll close to 1400 people. The UN says communities are still struggling to comprehend the scale of the devastation. A world first saliva test has been developed in Australia to detect fatty liver disease, scientists hope it will catch liver damage before it turns deadly. The conditions affect about 30% of people in the country aged over 50. And new researchers found Australia ranks 34th out of 38 OECD countries when it comes to men's paid parental leave. The research by men's health charity November found one in three Australian fathers take no parental leave when a child is born. The spokesperson Jeremy Phillips-Yelens says most fathers filled time off could put their careers at risk.

56% said they weren't able to take as much leave as they would like. Some of the reasons for that were that there wasn't available to them or the gap between their income and being able to receive parental leave was just too deep. In finance, $1.00 a buying 72 US cents sport. The Penra Panthers have claimed the minor premiership in the NRL for the fourth time this decade after a big win on the final day of the regular season. The 38-10 victory over the West Tigers has put the Panthers above the warriors on top of the ladder. Coach Ivan Cleary says it's a reflection of what's been a consistent effort from his players all year. Coming out of origin, a bit inconsistent, but that was kind of good to go through that as well. I felt like we finished pretty well. At the US tennis open arena, Savalenko's cruise through to the quarter finals with a straight sets win. Jose Oscar Piazres had to settle for fifth at the Italian Grand Prix taken out by Kimi Antonelli and an IFL women wins to Melbourne, Fremantle, Adelaide, Jellong and Carlton.

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