4K views · 19 reactions | eSafety is proud to support Play Your Part National Child Protection Week 6 – 12 Sept, in its 30th year of putting children first. https://bit.ly/2EWv4iH Learn about how we are helping to support and safeguard children as well as their families online in Commissioner Julie Inman Grant's video message: https://vimeo.com/447393997 #ncpw | eSafety Commissioner | Facebook

Are you curious about how eSafety is working hard to help keep Australians safe online? Listen to what Australia’s very own eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant has to say about the unique eSafety model. https://bit.ly/33Kjhwk #UNGA #UN75 #DigitalCooperation #OnlineSafety | eSafety Commissioner

We DO NOT answer to Julie Inman Grant or Anthony Albanese. | Senator Malcolm Roberts

1.6K reactions · 317 shares | New online safety laws help hold abusers to account. Find out more or report abuse at eSafety.gov.au. | eSafety Commissioner | Facebook

Worried about their online safety but don't know where to start? Visit eSafety.gov.au for tools, tips and advice. | eSafety Commissioner

Julie Inman Grant to Step Down After a Decade of Expanding Censorship Julie Inman Grant has announced her decision to leave her position as Australia’s eSafety Commissioner after nearly ten years in charge. She cited personal reasons, including the strain of public attacks and online hostility toward her and her family. During her tenure, she positioned herself as a pioneer in online safety and claimed her work was vital to protecting vulnerable people. In reality, her time in office became one