Promoting online safety

• We had over 1.2 million website visitors and more than 3.85 million page views.

Providing online safety education

• We had over 140,000 participants through our eSafety outreach program.
• We reached over 26,500 subscribers a month with our eSafetynews e-newsletter.

Empowering Australian women

• We had over 23,800 visitors to the eSafetyWomen website, with almost 100,000 page views.
• We held 152 workshops, with over 3,400 participants.
• We had over 1,900 registered users of the eSafetyWomen online learning management resource.

Supporting older Australians

• We had 92,814 visitors to the Digital Literacy for Older Australians learning portal, with 2,413,188 page views.
• We had more than 2,400 attendees at eSafety presentations and webinars.

Tackling image-based abuse (IBA)

• We were successful in having 90% of cases of IBA material removed on request.

Fighting illegal content and abhorrent violent material

• We conducted 12,126 investigations into potentially prohibited online content.
• We identified 9,242 URLs hosting material likely to be prohibited, of which 8,500 were sufficiently serious to warrant referral to law enforcement. More than 99% of these provided access to child sexual abuse material.
• We issued 4 notices to overseas services in relation to abhorrent violent material.

Combating cyberbullying

• We received 531 complaints about serious cyberbullying targeting Australian children.
• We referred over 3,470 people to the Kids Helpline website.