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Toxic culture too much for youth

Presenters Daniel Principe and Melinda Tankard Reist with St John's Lutheran School students Briar Steinhardt, Mia Schailer, Aiden Turner and Noah Birch. Picture: Jessica McGrath 283528_01

From revealing images on shopping centre posters and roadside billboards to targeted online advertising, youth are seeing “too much too […]

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