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01 Nov 2020... This Easy English booklet is written for people with Down Syndrome and has information about using money online. This includes the different ways you can use online banking, online shopping and other online services.

01 Nov 2020... On this page, learn how to verify or report an Australian Taxation Office (ATO) impersonation scam and get to know some of the warning signs of phone, email and SMS tax scams.

17 Aug 2023... Easy-to-follow cyber security information and resources to support people from non-English speaking backgrounds to be more cyber secure. The resources are tailored for individuals, families, and small and medium businesses.

05 Mar 2024... This factsheet explains what coercive control is and how people who use coercive control might use digital technology as part of their abusive behaviour, which is known as technology-facilitated coercive control or tech-facilitated coercive control. It includes a list of some of the signs of technology-facilitated coercive control, a case study to help know how to recognise these signs, and how to seek help.

01 Aug 2022... All parents want their children to be safe when learning and playing online. These short videos and easy-to-read advice sheets will give you the confidence to talk with your children about online safety. They include tips to help them stay safe, plus information about social media, safer online gaming and online bullying.

01 May 2019... Image-based abuse is when an intimate image is shared, or threatened to be shared, without the consent of the person in that image. This guide explains what an 'intimate image' is, how to make a report and how to get help.

08 Aug 2023... This video explains what sexting means, how it relates to the law in Australia, and what you should consider before sending or receiving sexual messages, images or videos.

01 Oct 2021... A scam is designed to trick you into giving away your money or personal information. This guide explains how to tell the difference between scams and genuine contact from Centrelink. This document is bilingual. Scroll to the end of each translated resource to read the English version. 

01 Jun 2023... The topics of suicide and self-harm will appear in many facets of a young person's life and it can be difficult for parents to approach these topics.  This #chatsafe resource for parents and carers is designed to guide parents and carers when they're having conversations about suicide with the young people in their lives. It includes quick tips from young people on what they want their parents and carers to know when they approach the topic of suicide

01 Jun 2023... #chatsafe is a suicide prevention program that aims to empower and equip young people to communicate safely online about self-harm and suicide. In 2018, Orygen developed the world’s first evidence-based guidelines for young people to communicate safely online about suicide. In collaboration with international organisations, Orygen has made these guidelines available in different languages. These are also supported by a suite of complementary resources for parents, educators, and bereaved communities. Who is this guide for? Although these guidelines are designed to support safe peer to peer online communication about self-harm and suicide among young people, it can be useful for anyone creating or consuming online content related to self-harm or suicide. Specific resources have also been developed for parents and carers, educators, and communities impacted by suicide. You can access these on the Orygen website . 

A scam is a trick developed by unscrupulous people to steal your money or personal information. This resource lists the types of scams and gives advice on how to protect yourself and what you can do to take action against scams.

01 Nov 2020... This Easy English booklet is written for people with Down Syndrome and has information about using the internet including social media. This includes the different ways you can use the internet and how to stay safe.

01 Dec 2016... The Little Black Book of Scams is recognised internationally as an important tool for consumers and small businesses to learn about scams including the most common scams to watch out for, the different ways scammers can contact you, the tools scammers use to trick you the warning signs. how to protect yourself, and where you can find help.

01 Aug 2016... This factsheet explains what a scam is, describes the most common ones and provides advice how you can avoid them.

28 May 2021... The Australian Taxation Office (ATO) reminds people to protect their personal information at tax time.

02 Jul 2022... This Easy English booklet is written for people with Down Syndrome and has tips for staying safe online. It has information on how to keep your personal information safe, using public computers and Wi-Fi, and how to protect yourself from strangers and bullies.

01 Dec 2021... The Internet Safety Cards are a set of six free, printable cards that help you stay safe online. They can be used as separate discussions or lessons about various aspects of using the Internet safely. The internet presents many good opportunities for people with disabilities. Being online supports strengthening and maintaining existing relationships, and it can help people find other unique, like-minded people with similar interests and issues.The Cards can be stuck around a screen or wall near the computer as a constant reminder. They provide cues to support online safety, appropriate behaviours, and safe relationship development.

01 Jun 2021... Improve your online skills and safety with this advice tailored for older Australians and individuals learning to use digital technology. The collection of summary sheets includes information on: How to spot a scam Social media safety Data and public WiFi Staying safe online How to shop online Selling safely online How to protect yourself from scams

01 May 2019... This guide provides information on where and how to get support if technology is being used to abuse, control or frighten you.

01 May 2019... This guide details some of the ways to help your children stay connected online while also keeping themselves, and you, safe.

01 May 2020... This booklet explains the concept of technology-facilitated abuse and how to get help if it happens.Technology-facilitated abuse is behaviour that uses digital technology to harass, monitor, impersonate or threaten someone in order to control, frighten or humiliate them.

10 Jun 2024... These translated posters support the Australian Government's 2023-2030 Cyber Security Strategy. Print out and display these posters to help members of your community keep themselves secure online and protected from cyber attacks.  The poster packs cover topics such as setting up multi-factor authentication, installing software updates, and creating strong and unique passphrases. More information and learning resources can be accessed on the Act now, Stay Secure campaign page on the Department of Home Affairs website.   

An Easy Read Guide on staying safe online.

01 Mar 2023... How you can avoid receiving a scam and what to do if you suspect you received an ATO impersonation scam via email, SMS or phone.

This guide provides information on protecting your personal information. It explains how scammers might steal personal information and outlines tips you can follow to make protecting your personal information part of your day.

01 Apr 2019... The online safety, Start the Chat Campaign is about helping everyone in a child's life to have a conversation about online safety. The youngest generation of children are the first to grow up in a fully connected digital world - for them, the online world is now just as much a part of their lives as the offline world. It is important to be proactive and talk about online safety early and often. This advertising material provides links to more information on cyberbullying on the eSafety website that can be used in your community.

A collection of online safety advice and resources developed by the Office of the eSafety Commissioner about domestic and family violence, adult cyber abuse, and image-based abuse, including resources for parents and carers, resources for school teachers and basic digital skills. Resources are available in pdf, audio and video format.

This film is about a group of high-school friends posting a rumour about a rival. The rumour sparks a chain reaction that leaves no one untouched. Cyberbullying, sexting, filmed fights and police action ensue - will these friends avoid being tagged forever?

01 May 2019... An abusive partner or ex-partner may use technology to attack, humiliate or control you. This guide lists signs that your technology is being misused.

15 Feb 2023... Instructions on how to update your bank account details using your Medicare online account or Express Plus Medicare mobile app.

A scam is when someone tricks you out of your money. Scammers are skilled at pretending they are real and that they can help you in some way. This guide has advice on how to detect a scam, protect yourself, and what to do if you have been scammed.

01 May 2024... Adult cyber abuse is when the internet is used to send, post or share content that is harmful to the physical or mental health of someone who is 18 or older. This resource explains: What is adult cyber abuse? What you can do How eSafety can help and how to deal with the impacts

The resource explains how technology can be used to abuse or control someone, such as through tracking devices, social media, or hacking. It advises staying safe by strengthening passwords, checking privacy settings, and seeking help from support services if needed. Abuse through technology is serious and requires action to protect your safety.

01 Nov 2020... This Easy English booklet is written for people with Down Syndrome and has information about using the internet to keep in touch with other people through email, social media, online dating and using the internet at work. It also has information about online bullying.

01 Jun 2021... This booklet explains what cyberbullying is, how to report it, and how to get help if you are under 18 old and bullied online.

27 Sep 2022... This guide covers some of the key online safety issues for young people and includes a range of practical tips and advice on what to do if things go wrong. You can also find a list of important services that can offer extra support.

01 Nov 2019... This booklet for children and adults helps the reader understand how to stay safe online, the concepts of privacy and online friends, and how to get help if something goes wrong.

01 May 2019... This guide provides tips on using the security features on your phones, tablets or computer.

01 May 2020... This booklet and poster explain the concept of image-based abuse and how to get help if it happens. Image-based abuse means sharing or threatening to share an intimate image or video without the consent of the person shown in it. This includes images of a person without the religious or cultural attire they usually wear in public, such as a niqab or turban.

15 Feb 2023... Instructions on how to update your address and contact details using your Medicare online account or Express Plus Medicare mobile app.

10 Jun 2024... This translated fact sheet supports the Australian Government's 2023-2030 Cyber Security Strategy. It provides helpful information on keeping yourself secure online and protected from cyberattacks. It includes information on setting up multi-factor authentication, installing software updates, and creating strong and unique passphrases. The  Act Now, Stay Secure campaign page  on the Department of Home Affairs website provides more information and learning resources .   

01 Feb 2019... This is a simple language poster created for waiting and counselling rooms. It helps clients identify whether they may be experiencing technology facilitated abuse.

This guide helps new users to download and navigate the Cyber Parent Web App. It also provides trainers and facilitators with a plan, tools and some tips on running a training session about the interactive learning tool CyberParent.

This web app encourages safe and healthy internet use. It equips parents with the knowledge and confidence to identify early warning signs and seek appropriate support from Australian service providers.

01 May 2019... This guide provides safety tips on social media use, advice on what to do if you experienced abuse and how to get help.

12 May 2023... It’s easy to claim, update your details, and access your statements with an online account.

01 Jun 2018... #chatsafe for educators is designed to help educators better equip the young people they have contact with to talk safely on social media about suicide. This resource will provide information on how educators can model safe language when talking about suicide, empower young people to safely engage with suicide-related content on social media, and equip young people to make decisions about the way they engage with this content. The #chatsafe for educators resource also includes information about support services that are available to young people, and links to other online content that might help facilitate these conversations in a classroom setting. 

Centrelink/Services Australia has multilingual resources and tools to help you budget, make financial decisions, deal with debt, and build savings. It includes information about scams, identity theft, as well as information about taxation and what to do if you're overpaid. Documents are bilingual. The English version is included in each translated resource. Please scroll down to access the English text.