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The draft Aotearoa New Zealand Code of Practice for Online Safety and Harms is now available for public feedback. The public feedback period closes 2 February, 2022.

People are relying on the internet more than ever before which makes staying safe online very important. That’s why we’re inviting people to become a …

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

Netsafe has created the Online Gaming Whanāu Toolkit to help parents and guardians get to a place where they are confident to engage with their …

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. …

Netsafe’s latest research, Global Kids Online: Digital Parenting Strategies and Behaviours of New Zealand Parents, presents findings from a study looking at the strategies parents, caregivers …

There’s a number of competitions for young people to enter and share their best online safety tips. Find out more including the prizes on offer now.

NZ’s first dedicated online safety week is shaping up nicely. Check out the events and activities you can participate in during Netsafety Week.

The internet has played a big part in keeping people connected over the past year – and that trend isn’t slowing down anytime soon – …

Image based abuse (sometimes called image based, revenge porn or sextortion) is the name for the non-consensual sharing of intimate images. It is a type …