In a romantic relationship?
Relationships are complex, and sometimes it can be hard to know if what the person you are dating is doing is normal relationship behaviour.
If you’re worried, our relationship 'red flag' advice might help.
Welcome to our online safety hub for children and young people. In today's connected world, we do a lot of our studying and socialising online. It's important to make sure you're getting the best out of technology while staying safe. Our tips, guides, and harm prevention resources are designed to empower you with the knowledge and tools you need to navigate the digital world, so that you can experience all of the positive opportunities the internet has to offer.
Seen something upsetting online?
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 you a link, a search can show explicit images or a misspelt word could return unexpected content.
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Relationships are complex, and sometimes it can be hard to know if what the person you are dating is doing is normal relationship behaviour.
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We worked with Spectrum Care to create plain language online safety guides and resources for people with an intellectual disability, and those who support them.
People use the internet in different ways and these guides can help them stay safe.
You can contact Netsafe seven days a week for free, confidential and non-judgmental advice about an online issue impacting you or someone you know.
Our helpline is open weekdays from 8am til 8pm, and weekends & public holidays from 9am til 5pm.