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Kate Everett, the mother of 14-year-old cyber-bullying victim Dolly, who took her own life in 2018, told an inquiry it should consider whether young people need a licence to use social media.

A passerby yelled liar at Prime Minister Scott Morrison during Monday press conference. Scott Morrison was announcing new laws for Australian internet safety.

Editor's note: Former Facebook product manager turned whistleblower, Frances Haugen, recently testified before US Congress in what has been described as the biggest expose in Facebook's history. Central to Haugen's testimony has been the assertion that Facebook knows about the social, psychological, and political harms that its platform creates, yet

Family reveals new way Dolly’s legacy will save young lives Dolly Everett’s family have taken a bold new step in their mission to save young lives, establishing a mental health support line for families. Lifestyle by Vanessa Marsh Premium Content Subscriber only Dolly Everetts family have taken a bold new step in their mission to save young lives, establishing a mental health support line for families in regional and rural Australia. They sai...

Tick and Kate Everett know the pain of losing a child all too well, following the death of 14-year-old Dolly in 2018 after a campaign of relentless bullying at her boarding school.

Lauren Rafferty, 12, tragically died on Mothers Day in Wagga Wagga, NSW A boy, 14, and a girl, 17, are believed to have taken their own lives nearby   Local MP says suicide rate in NSW Riverina region is almost three times Sydneys Laurens mother calls for more support - and more kindness and genorosity   A GoFundMe page has now been set up on behalf of the grieving Rafferty family  For mental health support call Lifeline 13 11 14 or Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636

Dolly Everetts parents have revealed some of the warning signs they missed Dolly was 14 when she took her own life in the summer school holidays in 2018 She had been subjected to bullying at her boarding school and was struggling Her parents said she stopped participating in sport and making regular jokes They hope to create an open conversation about bullying and mental health 

Health by Vanessa Marsh Premium Content Subscriber only The telltale ding of one particular text message tone still transports Kate Everett straight back to a spring day in 2017 driving along a country road with her teenage daughter Dolly. They were making the long trip into town from their remote cattle station near Katherine, NT, when they came into phone service and 14-year-old Dollys phone began to chime with the sound of incoming text messages during th...

Crime by Cloe Read Premium Content Subscriber only Girls at an elite private Catholic school forced other students to watch porn in a range of bullying incidents, causing one teenager to consider suicide, a distraught Queensland mother has claimed. As thousands of children around the state head back to school this week, 27 per cent say they have been bullied, with many reporting they have been involved in an incident as often as every two weeks. Experts sa...