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Cyber Safety News |
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In The News |
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Sexting could lead to criminal charges: cyber safety expert |
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Susan McLean, cyber safety speaker for parenting education organisation Generation Next, and a former Victoria Police officer specialising in online crime...READ MORE |
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Cyber bullying an issue for sport |
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Cyber bullying is becoming a significant threat to the safety and wellbeing of a whole generation of young people. READ MORE |
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Inquiry into bullying of children and young people |
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Cyber bullying - What, When, How and Why? READ MORE |
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Don’t demonise internet |
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For far too many years the issue of cyber-bullying of and by young people has been placed on the merry-go-round of “it’s not my problem”. READ MORE |
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Save the Children opposes internet filter
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Save the Children has urged the Federal Government to abandon its plans to censor the internet, saying it will not be effective in protecting kids from online dangers.
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Oz internet filter to block sites selling mature games? |
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Could the days of buying from Play-Asia, eBay and Amazon soon be over? READ MORE |
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Online dangers a worry for children, parents |
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AUSTRALIAN children are becoming more savvy about cyber safety but their parents are still worried about what they are doing online, a new study shows. READ MORE |
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Child safety online: a guide for parents |
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Read on to find out how to give children the freedom to surf without worrying about the consequences. READ MORE |
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Federal Laws Needed to Stop Cyber Bullying, Harassment and Abuse |
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According to the Wall Street Journal, a recent report on cyberbullying suggests that, unlike other Internet scares, this one is well-founded, but it questions some of the
regulatory efforts that are gathering steam. READ MORE |
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Hi tech bullies a modern day youth problem |
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Member for Bathurst Gerard Martin has warned young people to take steps to avoid online bullying and cyber crime. READ MORE |
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Teens lead 'digital double life' online |
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According to a new survey more than half of Australian teenagers (56 per cent) lie about themselves when they are online. READ MORE |
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