Cyberbullying on the rise in Dubbo and other regional centres

By Mark Rayner
Updated June 27 2017 - 11:19am, first published June 26 2017 - 10:18am
ADVICE: Headspace youth access and awareness worker Nic Steepe said anyone who was the victim of cyberbullying should seek help early to stop it. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE.
ADVICE: Headspace youth access and awareness worker Nic Steepe said anyone who was the victim of cyberbullying should seek help early to stop it. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE.

A survey of social media use in Australia has revealed regional users are more likely to have witnessed or been the victim of bullying that those in the major cities.

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