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‘Do we want a world that reflects a kind of tech-bro zone? I don’t think so’: Suzie Miller on raising sons

  • Posted on September 24, 2026
  • By The Age
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  • 1 min read
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Acclaimed Australian playwright Suzie Miller advocates for meaningful conversations between male mentors and adolescent boys regarding digital content consumption. Through her latest theatrical production and literary work, Miller addresses the cultural implications of tech-industry influence on youth development, emphasizing the necessity of responsible guidance during formative years. Her work challenges societal norms and encourages proactive dialogue about online safety and healthy masculinity in contemporary society.

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‘Do we want a world that reflects a kind of tech-bro zone? I don’t think so’: Suzie Miller on raising sons
‘Do we want a world that reflects a kind of tech-bro zone? I don’t think so’: Suzie Miller on raising sons

Australian playwright Suzie Miller is back with a new play and a book – and a plea for male mentors to talk with teenage boys about the dangers of pornography.
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