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Let's Talk About Being Safe Online

Parental controls

How to talk with 0 to 12 year olds

How to talk with 13 to 18 year olds

Videos and resources

Child grooming

Issues and advice

Webinars for parents and carers

Join our free webinars for parents and carers to learn the latest strategies for helping children stay safer online.

Parent resources

Family online safety in more languages

Find our short videos and easy-to-read advice sheets with translations, to help you talk to your children about online safety.

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Cyberbullying

Gaming guide for families

Playing games with others

Setting up and choosing games

Online safety basics

Screen time

Hard-to-have conversations

Online porn

Sexting and sending nudes

Are they old enough?

Privacy and your child

Focus on under 5s

Family tech agreements

Mighty Heroes online safety adventure

Swoosh and Glide picture book and song

Gift Guide

The manosphere: What it is and what parents and carers need to know

A new documentary from award-winning filmmaker Louis Theroux puts the manosphere in the spotlight. We break down what it is and how we can support boys and young men to build healthy views of masculinity.

Domestic violence

From smart cars to tracking devices: Technology's increasing role in coercive control and family and domestic violence

How smart devices, including cars, are being turned into tools of abuse. Recognise the signs, learn some quick safety steps, and see what companies must fix.

Gore online: How violent content is reaching children and what you can do

Videos showing extreme violence are no longer rare – they are often viral. This guide explains how gore spreads, the risks for children and young people, and practical steps parents, carers and schools can take to reduce harm.

Too much too soon: The reality of children's access to porn online

Why Australian kids are seeing sexual content younger than ever – and what families and schools can do about it

Online safety book

Our downloadable guide offers practical skills and advice about how to tackle the big issues.

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