Multiple Australian outlets report on a proposed enhanced scheme aimed at protecting school staff from online abuse. The plan would target parents who post messages in school WhatsApp groups that attack or target teachers or school principals. Under the proposal, affected parents could be required to remove the posts and face restrictions related to accessing schools, where messaging is considered harmful or harassing. The coverage frames the measure as a response to complaints about educators being subjected to toxic or threatening communication through social media and group chat platforms connected to schools. The outlets describe the approach as focusing on parents’ conduct in WhatsApp groups rather than broader community commentary, with the intent of reducing workplace harassment and safeguarding staff. While details of implementation are not consistent across the brief summaries provided, all sources agree on the core elements: a system to compel takedowns of damaging posts and consequences for parents whose communications target teachers or principals through WhatsApp. The reporting indicates the proposal is designed to strengthen current protections for educators.