All the tech gear for a great school year
Get their 2026 school year off to a flying start with faster internet, first-time phones and easy-to-manage tablets or iPads.
Get their 2026 school year off to a flying start with faster internet, first-time phones and easy-to-manage tablets or iPads.
Practical strategies to keep your family safe online. Understand the importance of privacy settings, safe browsing and age-appropriate content.
Promote a healthy relationship with technology in your family with articles that support balance and wellbeing in the digital space.
Navigate the challenges of digital parenting with confidence. Find support and advice to mentor and protect your children as they grow in a connected world.
Stay ahead of the curve in an ever-evolving digital landscape with articles to assist family members of all ages.
Explore resources that enhance your child’s learning experience. From educational apps to e-learning platforms, discover how technology can boost education.
Whether you're at home or on the go, there are lots of different ways to help keep your family connected.
If you have a Telstra Essential or Premium plan, you can add up to five Bundle plans to your household. It's a great way to connect your family for less.
With Telstra Plus, the more you spend, the more points you earn. Redeem points on must have tech for your family, like headphones and tablets.
From paying bills to managing your account, changing services to getting help, you can do it all from the My Telstra app.
We're providing better access to information to consider flexible low-cost options for those who need it most.
We want all children and young people to thrive in the digital world. For us that means improving their digital skills, their online safety and wellbeing; and their access to essential services. Working with partners, we’ve committed to helping 1 million children & young people to be more included, empowered, and connected by 2030.
The eSafety Commissioner is Australia's independent regulator for online safety. Their role is to help safeguard you from online harm. If you've experienced cyber bullying, cyber abuse, seen non-consensual images or material that promotes, incites, instructs or depicts abhorrent conduct, please report it to the eSafety Commissioner.
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