Cyberbullying: Estimating costs
New Zealand’s first-ever report into the economic effect of online harm estimates the cost to individuals, communities and interventions to be $444m every year. The …
Posts in category Research
Netsafe’s dedicated Research & Policy team is committed to undertaking research to better understand the way that New Zealand Internet users are using digital technology and how we can reduce online harm.
Netsafe joins GKON
Netsafe has joined the Global Kids Online research project, with the support of UNICEF NZ. The project aims to generate and sustain a rigorous cross-national …
Youth Accessing Support factsheet
This factsheet is part of a larger quantitative research project led by Netsafe in partnership with the Ministry for Women exploring New Zealand teens’ experiences …
NZ Teens and Digital Harm Report
This report presents the findings of a nationally representative study whose purpose was to explore the experiences, attitudes, and behaviours of New Zealand teens about …
New Zealand teens’ digital profile
This Factsheet presents findings regarding New Zealand teens’ use, and attitudes towards, digital technologies and online safety. These findings are part of a larger quantitative …
Annual Population Survey 2017
While new technologies offer a number of benefits and opportunities, their use is accompanied by challenges and potential risks. This includes the different forms of …
Young people and sexting – Comparative Report
Netsafe, The Office of the eSafety Commissioner (Australia) and UK Safer Internet Centre with the University of Plymouth (UK) have collaborated on research culminating in …
Teens and “sexting” report
Over the last ten years the sharing of nude images or videos (sometimes known as “sexting”) by young people has emerged as a concern. Despite …
Insights into Digital Harm – Research Report
Netsafe and the Ministry for Women have worked together to create a report exploring the differences in the ways young people experience harm online. This …