Calls have been growing louder for age limits to be raised from 13 to 16. To add to the momentum,some say a ban is the only way to protect our kids. But is it?
It began with an anonymous Twitter account posting about me and tagging my colleagues. Who from my past – exes,housemates,former colleagues – might bear this kind of grudge?
Social media firms will be required to introduce robust checks,including the use of photo ID such as passports,to identify children using their sites and protect them from harm online.
He’d come to me and said:“Hey Dad,I’ve made a mistake.” My son was the victim of sextortion.
NSW police are called to 500 domestic violence incidents a day. Experts worry that online misogyny and violent porn are making the problem worse.
An annual survey of principals and deputies found 44 per cent had been exposed to violence in schools,with more staff reporting they were victims of cyberbullying.
WA parents have said their children have been the victims of both new and sustained cyberbullying trends. How can it be stopped?
From the comment pile-on to social media receipts,here are some of the damaging trends kids are taking part in or becoming victims of.
I am one of a number of doctors being doxxed on an Instagram page after advocating for Palestinians. They post photos of my family and private life. I am called a racist,a Nazi,an antisemite.
The Matildas right-back has returned to Australia for the national team’s trio of Olympic qualifiers but,as always,everybody just wants a piece of Sam Kerr.
Stressed teachers are crying out for help as children and teenagers present with mental illnesses they are not qualified to deal with.