Death sparks call for consent education
A 16-year-old died at Elanora Heights. Reports link sexual choking to her death. This sparked calls for national relationship education.
Why it mattersThe survey suggests young people lack education about the serious health risks of sexual choking. This leaves them open to injury.
AustraliaNSW schools may face pressure to broaden sex and consent education following this death and the national statistics on choking among young Australians.
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