ABC News with Emma Rebellato

Key points

• New legislation giving social media users greater control over what they see online will be introduced to Parliament today, Communications Minister Anika Wells said.
• Companies that fail to meet the rules could face compliance action from the eSafety Commissioner, with fines of $109 million, which can accumulate across breaches.
• Wells said the aim is to place responsibility for online harm on tech companies rather than parents and teachers.