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A nationwide survey launched today reveals seven out of ten Australian girls aged believe online harassment and bullying is endemic, and receiving unwanted and uninvited sexually explicit content online is now considered common behaviour. The survey, conducted by Ipsos, interviewed Australians girls and women aged from all states and territories. Violent pornography is infiltrating Australian relationships. In an emergency, call

A dozen women, sitting around a square table, are chatting, rapid-fire, about sex. But this is nothing unusual. These women always talk about sex. They are sex educators: experts in explaining sexuality and relationships to children and adolescents, hired by state schools, fancy private schools and conservative Catholic schools. A creeping conservatism, underwritten by lingering nervousness from the controversy over Safe Schools — a program that helped schools support same-sex-attracted, intersex and gender-diverse students — has narrowed what many parents and principals are comfortable with.

Men were less likely to perceive the porn they watched as nonconsensual or violent. Australian heterosexual teenagers have reported the porn they're watching is frequently violent and shows more violence than affection, Victorian researchers have found in a study published in the Journal of Sex Research. More than a third