By: Douglas Smith, Sarah Collard
Australian Human Rights Commission has called for a digital duty of care to prevent social media algorithms from incentivising âracistâ content


Sarah Collard is a Journalist/Producer at The Guardian. She focuses on Indigenous affairs and covers a range of topics including culture and society, health and wellness, and legal affairs, with a particular emphasis on the impacts of mining and public health. Sarah has been featured in AOL UK, Yahoo News UK, MSN, The Guardian, and NACCHO Australia.
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Sarah Collard's coverage largely centers around Indigenous rights, political controversies, and government announcements concerning Indigenous Australians. She is likely to be interested in sources who can provide insights into these issues, particularly those with expertise in Aboriginal affairs, social justice, or legal policy regulation.
Given the sensitive nature of the topics covered and Sarah's focus on evolving stories related to Indigenous Australians' experiences, she would benefit from outreach by individuals who have direct experience or are experts in areas such as child protection policies, cultural preservation efforts and reconciliation processes.
It's important for potential contributors to approach her coverage with a high degree of sensitivity and respect for the communities being discussed.
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