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There's nothing harmless about image-based abuse

As a Richmond fan, I rode the wave of jubilation as the Tigers broke their 37 year premiership drought to win the AFL grand final two weeks ago. I’ve even sung the Richmond team song to my daughter as a lullaby.

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Fighting for a respectful (online) society

eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant talks about image-based abuse and the importance of values like respect, empathy and consent in stamping out the behaviour in today’s online world.

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Online portal helps Australians impacted by image-based abuse

Australians who have had intimate images or videos shared without their consent will be able to access tangible support and advice through an online portal being piloted by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner.

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Young and eSafe

Young & eSafe is practical advice by young people, for young people to help challenge the haters and fakers online.

Online safety on the edge

Join the Office of the eSafety Commissioner and Netsafe NZ as we co-host Online Safety on the Edge, on 1 – 3 November.

eSafetyWomen

eSafetyWomen helps women manage technology risks and abuse.

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