
A student-led survey of nearly 600 students in the Bay of Plenty region found that most oppose the Government's proposed social media ban for under-16s.
The survey, conducted by 15-year-old Ōtūmoetai College student Liam Howard, revealed that respondents believe social media platforms play an important role in communication, connection, and support.
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The ban could impact the way under-16s communicate and access information
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