One win from overly-long review of classification

One win from overly-long review of classification

Barbara Biggins OAM CF, is CMA’s Honorary CEO. One win from overly-long review of classification CMA has had a big win.  The treatment of scary content under the National Classification Scheme (NCS) is to be a focus in the next stage of the revision of the NCS.  CMA...
Collective action on the prevention of digital harms

Collective action on the prevention of digital harms

Barbara Biggins OAM CF, is CMA’s Honorary CEO. Collective action on the prevention of digital harms In late February, members of Children and Media Australia met online with clinical experts, academics, and maternal and child nurses to share ideas about what we are...
Juggling many balls but only catching one

Juggling many balls but only catching one

Barbara Biggins OAM CF, is CMA’s Honorary CEO. It’s been a busy year for those striving for a screen environment for children that is happier, healthier and more hopeful. Here at Children and Media Australia we’ve researched and written, or contributed to, 11...
Australian gambling culture is insidious

Australian gambling culture is insidious

Dr Anthea Rhodes is a Developmental and Behavioural Paediatrician at the Royal Children’s Hospital Melbourne and a CMA Board member. In this month’s editorial she recalls her first experiences with gambling; and now, as a doctor, she recognises the societal and...