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Online Safety Commission commences operations introducing statutory torts for online harms. Personal Injury and Tort Law · MLAW PINEAPPLE TART · ACT ON

New binding directions and criminal penalties for non-compliance with online content restrictions. Criminal Law · MLAW PINEAPPLE TART · ACT ON

Heightened accountability and reporting obligations for high-impact online service providers. Telecommunications, Media, and Entertainment Law · MLAW $0.60 · FRESH

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Online Safety Commission commences operations introducing statutory torts for online harms.

Starting 29 June 2026, the Online Safety Commission (OSC) will operate under the Online Safety (Relief and Accountability) Act 2025. The framework establishes statutory torts and redress mechanisms for five priority categories of online harm, including doxxing and intimate image abuse.

Why it mattersLawyers must advise clients on new civil liabilities arising from statutory torts and the availability of new redress mechanisms for victims of online harm.

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New binding directions and criminal penalties for non-compliance with online content restrictions.

The Commissioner of the OSC is empowered to issue binding directions to both individual perpetrators and online platforms to restrict harmful content. Failure to comply with these directions now constitutes a criminal offence.

Why it mattersPractitioners need to be aware of the criminal exposure facing clients who fail to adhere to OSC directions regarding content restriction.