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No parent ever wants to think their child is a bully, but it happens. You might get a call from the school, or another parent, and feel blindsided. However, bullying isn’t just a phase or harmless behaviour — it’s serious and can cause long-term damage to everyone involved.
In a move that’s sparked quite the debate, a primary school has decided to ban a list of Gen Alpha slang words that adults just can’t seem to wrap their heads around. The banned words include terms like “skibidi,” “gyatt,” and “mewing.” What do you think? Justified or over the top?
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A teenage boy fell victim to a sextortion scam, prompting his mother to warn others about online predators. The scammer, posing as a girl, threatened to expose explicit photos unless paid.
Ever feel like you’re dragging through the week, only to catch up on sleep during the weekend? It can feel like you’re always on the backfoot, trying to catch up on sleep and get your body clock back in line. I hear you! Chances are it’s social jet lag.
If you’re dreaming of a family holiday that combines luxury, adventure, and relaxation, plus gives parents a break from the everyday, I can honestly recommend you consider an all inclusive family holiday like I did recently in Phuket.
Snapchat, the social app used by over 8 million Aussies each month, has just announced the release of some new features to protect users from online harm including cyberbullying and sextortion, and we’re all for it!
You’ve probably seen someone sadfishing while you’re on social media, even if you don’t know what it is. You might have even done it yourself a time or two. So do you think sadfishing is a trending social media trend, or a cry for help?
Four weeks ago we reported on a group of boys from a private Melbourne school, suspended for ranking female classmates. Now it’s happening on the footy field with a Victorian team found ranking female players and trying to trip them over as they returned to the field on their ‘Ladies Day’.
The spate of articles about young boys who have taken their own lives due to…