I've been called a bully

If someone’s called you a bully, it means they think your actions are hurting someone else, and that’s something to take seriously. Bullying isn’t just “bad behaviour” or “banter gone too far.” It can have a lasting impact on everyone involved: the person being bullied, the person doing the bullying, and even those who see it happen.

These resources can help you understand more about bullying, reflect on your actions, figure out how to change your behaviour, and get support.

What is bullying behaviour?

Learn what bullying is, what it looks like and find out if you could be bullying others.

young man wearing green rugby uniform in locker room holding sign that says banter

When does banter go too far?

We spoke with the guys at Randwick Rugby about the banter that goes on in the team and locker room. Hear what they have to say about joking around, and when it goes too far.

james story from being bullied to bullying

James' story: From bullied to bullying

James went from a kid who used to get bullied to a kid who bullied others. He shares his experience of bullying others, and speaks of an incident at school that changed everything.

5 steps to talking to someone you trust

The best way to deal with an issue is to talk to someone you trust. Here’s the step-by-step guide on how to talk to someone.

How to get help for bullying

If you see a bullying situation play out, it can be really hard to know what to do. But, did you know that in the majority of cases bullying will stop in minutes when someone steps up? Learn how to safely stand up to others here.