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FACEBOOK WELCOMES NEWS CONTENT AFTER NEGOTIATIONS WITH AUSTRALIAN PASTORS

Published On 26 Feb 2021 07:55 AM

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Facebook has returned news to Australian clients following a weekly power blackout and deadlock with the central government

A week ago, the online media company took all reports from its foundation for more than 13 million clients and unintentionally obstructed data and government pages, including wellbeing and crisis administrations.

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