Cyber bullying

''It's really, really dangerous.''

“There’s no motive.”

''She really is a good mum.''

The internet can be a scary place...

So what? It’s only hair dye.

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The challenge is trending for all the wrong reasons.

There's a disconnect between what we know, and what we do.

'They took away something too precious to ever replace.'

Aussie parents are worried about safety while their kids gaming online, but that doesn’t stop us letting them play. A new study by McAfee says Aussie kids are spending an average of four hours each day on gaming.

With over 15 million young subscribers, Yubo is here to stay. Like Tinder, users are invited to swipe to connect, and with that comes some risk. Here's what parents need to know about the hugely popular app.

The hackers demanded a $15,000 bitcoin ransom.

“That's a key point of this,” she said.

Every day hundreds of young Australians are being bullied online, some suffering so much trauma they take their lives. The government is now considering whether the law should be changed to criminalise cyber-bullying. Genevieve Gannon investigates.

Warning: Some readers may find the below content triggering.

Warning: This article contains information about bullying and suicide which may be distressing for some readers.

Putting the pain, confusion and hurt on paper can be the cheapest therapy.

The MAFS "villain" is still coming to terms with the online abuse she continues to receive on a daily basis...

You're in a privileged position if your child has confided in you. Here's how to help them through it.

“It infuriates me and saddens me that with tragedies such as Dolly [Everett] and having friends who have lost loved ones to suicide that this is still going on.”

Cyber bullying has dominated headlines recently – but would you know if your child had fallen victim?

Behind the smiles - Perth mother Leigh Davey, 53, has felt the devastating effects cyber bullying can have on children. Here, she shares her story.

The 14-year-old, who was the face of Akubra hats, took her own life last week after months of bullying.

The 14-year-old, who was once the face of Akubra, took her own life after being bullied online. Her devastated parents described her heartbreaking last drawing.

Amy ‘Dolly’ Everett’s devastated father has posted a heartbreaking tribute to his daughter.

No, seriously.

Tributes are flooding in for Adelaide girl Libby Bell who “lit up a room”. Her heartbroken family want bullies to pay.

Tributes are flooding in for Adelaide girl Libby Bell who “lit up a room” as her brave family urge parents to talk to their children.

His wife wanted him to know what being a woman online is really like. He lasted 30 minutes.

We can't thank these celebrities enough for speaking out against bullying.

The actress has turned to her lawyers after dozens of private images of her appeared online.

She was once cruelly dubbed the "World's Ugliest Woman" but now Lizzie Velasquez is fighting back against the trolls.

Has 'reporting' really stooped to this level? Disgusting...

Twitter has announced it has a new feature that will allow users to battle online harassment and bullying.

Chloe Lattanzi is speaking out loud and proud and wants the world to know that “having big breasts does not make you stupid.”

The star has been a target for online nastiness since she stared on The Bachelor in 2014.

There’s a lot of worrying stuff online - from pornography and sexual predators to cyberbullying and crime - so what can you do to protect children from putting themselves at risk?

Do you know what 'location' tagging actually means? Well you should.

Will hold those “causing harm by posting digital communication” accountable.

A transgender couple have taken their love public to challenge the trolls who make their lives hell. Jamie Eagle, 20, who was born a boy, and Louis Davies, 25, who was born a girl, are both “transitioning” between genders. They met last year and have been inseparable ever since, getting engaged in March. Until recently, […]

It’s no shock that tweens — children between the ages of eight and 12 — spend an average of one and a half hours online each day, but what they spend their time doing on desktop computer, laptops, smartphones and tablets might surprise some parents. A study released today revealed Australian tweens are adopting technology […]