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Does your child play violent video games?

Tips for parents to support children who might access video games that have violent content. Based on principles of open communication and considering the voice and perspective of the child in decision making.

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video games , violent games , graphic violence , video gaming classification rating

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Published by Department of Infrastructure, Transport, Regional Development and Communications

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