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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.
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Family reveals new way Dollyâs legacy will save young lives Dolly Everettâs 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 Everett's 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 said the Dolly's Dream Support Line would offer more accessible mental health support for prevention a...
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.