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Child stars say fame gives a'wound' regulation has failed to prevent

Almost 100 years after Hollywood's first child protection laws were passed, those who lived through child fame are asking questions.

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Tessa Flemming29 Aug 2026, 04:55 amUpdated 16h ago1 min readAsiaAustralia

Australia — Tessa Flemming

Child stars say fame gives a 'wound' regulation has failed to prevent

Almost 100 years after Hollywood's first child protection laws were passed, those who lived through child fame are asking questions.

This report is published with credit to ABC News Australia. The wire sent a summary; open the original for any extra context. Read on ABC News Australia →

Source: ABC News Australia · Tessa Flemming. Published 29 Aug 2026, 04:55 am.

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