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A new report finds that Australian parents are aware of digital threats, but they lack confidence when it comes to knowing how to deal with safety.More

This Friday May 17 is Pink Shirt Day, which is a colourful way to raise awareness about a serious and in some cases tragic issue: cyberbullying.More

Have you experienced online hate speech? The problem affects New Zealand adults more than you might think.More

According to Sticks ‘n’ Stones founder Karla Sanders, everyone should have the right to be their real selves.More

Can you put a dollar figure on the damage cyberbullying causes New Zealanders? One economist says that cost is around $444 million every year.More

In the wake of the mass digitisation taking homes by storm, cyberbullying and online harassment has accelerated 60 percent with no signs of slowing.More

“Parents can now protect their children against dangers such as cyberbullying and online predators..."More

"We are spending more and more of our lives online and it's no surprise that Kiwis are concerned about possible negative effects..."More

"The service is designed to protect everybody’s rights – to free speech and to participate online without being harassed and abused."More

"As a society, we can’t think about the online world as something that isn’t “real life”. How we behave online can have a huge effect on others."More

"The wellbeing of our children and young people is essential. Students who are happy and engaged at school are much more likely to be learning."More

“We need to teach and model appropriate online behaviours, how to keep safe and where to get help if it’s needed."More

Online hatefulness has been normalised and in some cases lauded. This is not a healthy development.More

"As long as your child is connected to a device, a bully can connect to them."More

A lot of kids and parents ignore online bullying through fear of the unknown or due to the fact they don't consider it to 'real' if they can't see it.More

“We know people have concerns about online risks, and we've seen first hand the devastating effect online harassment and cyberbullying can have."More

“People come to Facebook to share their stories, see the world through the eyes of others and connect with friends and family."More

"Bullying needs to be considered as a serious issue that can also impact families legally and morally,"More

What is wrong with New Zealand? Three quarters of our Kiwi women under 30 and more than half of all Kiwi women have experienced online harassment.More

ESET has put together a list of indicators that help parents recognise whether their offspring are being cyberbullied.More

"There have been several high profile cases of young people committing suicide as a result of online bullying. It's just the tip of the iceberg."More

Internet safety watchdog NetSafe has been selected by the Govt to help reduce harmful digital communications in an official Approved Agency role.More

"It is extraordinarily complex to strike the right balance between fighting abuse and speaking truth to power.”More

“Such information can give parents something to confront the bully’s family with or to show their school, or even the police. It’s solid evidence."More