Christina Kukula
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Which have since been lifted, as the strongest aftershock measured a magnitude of six point one.
The Indonesian archipelago is a region highly prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity.
For NPR News, I'm Christina Kukolia in Melbourne, Australia.
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The magnitude 7.7 earthquake hit at a depth of nine miles off the Indonesian island of Flores early on Saturday morning local time.
The quake sparked widespread panic and sent residents scrambling to reach higher ground.
Early reports suggest it has caused heavy damage, though police say power outages in cities and villages are hampering search and rescue efforts.
Tsunami warnings were issued in the aftermath for parts of eastern Indonesia, which have since been lifted, as the strongest aftershock measured a magnitude of six point one.
The Indonesian archipelago is a region highly prone to earthquakes and volcanic activity.
For NPR News, I'm Christina Kukola in Melbourne, Australia.
More than six months into the ban, the Australian government says too many children are still on social media and companies like Facebook, TikTok and YouTube are not doing enough to remove them from their sites.
In a statement, it says penalties will be doubled to the equivalent of nearly $70 million.
for platforms found to be violating their obligations.
The online safety regulator's powers will also be increased to enforce restrictions and, quote, hold them to account.
The move comes after a study published in the British Medical Journal found over 85 percent of children under 16 were still using restricted platforms three months after the ban came into force.
For NPR News, I'm Christina Kukala in Melbourne.
More than two major oil shocks put together.
The Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says there are currently more than four million firearms in the country.
That's even more than in the late 1990s when a mass shooting attack in Tasmania killed 35 people and prompted a major reform of gun ownership laws.
Albanese says tougher action is needed today.
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