Netsafe
We keep people of all ages safe online by providing free support, advice and education. Under New Zealand's Harmful Digital Communications Act, Netsafe runs a helpline service 7 days a week to provide expert incident advice to people experiencing harm online:
Call Toll-free 0508 Netsafe (0508 638 723)
Text Netsafe to 4282
Email [email protected]
Online report form or chatbot 24/7 at netsafe.org
13/07/2026
Free Scam Awareness Workshops are coming to Auckland 🚨
Scams are becoming more convincing, but knowing what to look for can help you stay one step ahead.
If you are based in Auckland, join Netsafe at one of our free Scam Awareness Workshops to learn how to:
• Spot common scams and warning signs
• Protect your personal and financial information
• Know what to do if you or someone you know has been targeted
📍 Find a workshop near you:
• Albany – 29 July*
• Devonport – 5 August
• Howick – 13 August
• Upper Harbour – 26 August*
*Mandarin language support is available at selected workshops.
No registration needed, simply just show up!
09/07/2026
Mānawatia a Matariki ✨
Matariki is a time to remember the past, celebrate the present and look ahead with hope.
Whether you're gathering with whānau, reconnecting with loved ones across Aotearoa New Zealand, or taking a moment to reflect, this Matariki is all about strengthening the connections that matter most offline and online.
Wishing everyone across Aotearoa New Zealand a safe and meaningful Matariki.
23/06/2026
📅 Have you saved the date?
Netsafety Week returns from 17–23 August 2026.
This year's theme, Online Safety is a Team Sport – Play Your Part, highlights that creating safer online experiences isn't something any one person can do alone. Every conversation, action and act of support can make a difference.
Over the coming weeks we'll be sharing ways you can get involved, resources to support your community, and opportunities to play your part.
Save the date and visit our Netsafety week website to learn more: https://netsafe.org.nz/netsafety-week-2026
15/06/2026
Supporting rangatahi experiencing online content harm
Young people can come across harmful or illegal content online, and knowing how to respond can make a real difference.
The NZ Classification Office is offering free professional development workshops for educators, youth workers and community organisations, providing practical strategies to recognise content harm, engage with rangatahi, and respond in safe and supportive ways.
The workshops can be delivered online or in person and tailored to your team or organisation.
To find out more, contact [email protected]
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