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It has become increasingly simple for Australian children to access pornographic material online. So easy, that recent figures show that the age a child is exposed to porn in Australia has dropped to four years old.

It is a problem being debated at a State and Federal level across the country. 

There are legal ramifications for teens in some circumstances, and parents need a stern warning – they cannot simply plead ignorance about both the social media their children use, and their own abilities to navigate and understand the content their children are accessing. It is shockingly easy for children to come across pornography online which means parents must take an interest in their child’s life online.  Find out more