Aussies log on younger than their international peers

SWITCHED-on Australian kids are leading the charge world wide when it comes to surfing the web. 
 
The average Australian child first goes online just before they turn eight, according to a new study whose authors believe the early start will help them find jobs in a digital future, the Herald Sun reported.

The internet habits of 400 Australians aged 9-16 were compared with peers in 25 European countries.   More Read