About The Line

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The Line – what is it, where is it, and what happens when you cross it?

Things can get blurry real quick when it comes to sex, dating and relationships – right down to how we define ourselves and those around us. The Line is here to look at what's ok and what's not when it comes to sex, dating and relationships.

We rock up at unis and events, we talk to experts, we talk to celebs and most importantly, we talk to you – asking the tough questions, to get the best answers.

The Line is an award-winning campaign made up of hundreds of articles, quizzes, clips and interviews with and for young people.

You can also follow along with us on socials – TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, Instagram, and Facebook.

The Line campaign is delivered by Our Watch, which is committed to the safety of young people and children that engage with our organisation – read our statement of commitment here.

The Line is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services.

For general enquiries and to share feedback please email us.

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We monitor traffic on The Line website and the Comfort Zone game, but we don't identify you from the data we collect. See our privacy statement for more information.

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