Netsafe has created the Online Safety Parent Toolkit to get parents and whānau talking about online safety. As young people spend more time online, it’s …

The Bare Facts is a campaign developed by rangatahi, Netsafe and Classification Office Te Mana Whakaatu about the risks of taking and sharing intimate images. …

Digital self-harm is an emerging trend amongst teenagers – although anyone might undertake this behaviour. It can be hard for parents to deal with which …

With more people shopping online, many opportunistic scammers are targeting internet users by sending emails and text messages that impersonate delivery companies. They are designed …

This page contains the Aotearoa New Zealand Code of Practice for Online Safety and Harms draft. You can download a PDF copy here. EXECUTIVE SUMMARY For …

Netsafe has undertaken a study to better understand the community’s awareness towards online safety. Read the results now.

While many of us are at home with our families, medical professionals and staff from the Ministry of Health, including Healthline, have been putting in …

Teaching kids about what’s real and what’s not, can be tricky but it’s important tamariki understand that just because something is online doesn’t mean it’s true. Here’s …

Sometimes young people will see inappropriate, offensive or illegal content online even if they haven’t sought it out. It can pop-up during a game, someone could send …

Sometimes you might find content online that you never intend to look it. This can be distressing and it’s hard to know what to do. Get help now.