Changes to Social Media Laws

ByKylie McKenzie
From 10 December 2025, new laws will prevent some social media platforms from allowing children under 16 to have an account.
 The eSafety Commissioner is offering short information webinars to help parents, carers, educators and youth-serving organisations understand the changes and what they mean.
 These sessions may be useful for Pony Club clubs and coaches who currently communicate with members under 16 via social media, or who support young riders and families navigating online platforms.
 Multiple dates available in November and DecemberFree 30-minute online sessionsCovers what’s changing, why, and where to find support resources
Visit the eSafety website to register and learn more 
 

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