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Australian of the Year Grace Tame has a message for Australia's political leaders

Published 30 March 2021, 11:35 am
Australian of the Year Grace Tame says she was motivated by rage and a desire to protect other young women when she decided to speak up about the male teacher who sexually abused her.
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