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Going public with their story is rarely a survivor’s first choice — because it comes at a great cost
One of my first interviews as a journalist was with three male chefs visiting Tasmania.
During our chat, they joked they were going to find my house and join me in my bed that night. I was 19.
Back at the office, an older male colleague — notorious for harassing young women — would often…
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