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7 February, 2025

Start the conversation about the need to change

A CAMPERDOWN business owner has unveiled a new window display in solidarity with the 101 women who lost their lives to gender-based violence last year.

By wd-news

Enough: The owner of Camperdown’s Excuse Me Katie’s Kate Kent hopes a new window display honouring the 101 women who died to gender-based violence last year can start the conversation about the need for change, and help show the need for direct government action in support of those experiencing domestic violence.
Enough: The owner of Camperdown’s Excuse Me Katie’s Kate Kent hopes a new window display honouring the 101 women who died to gender-based violence last year can start the conversation about the need for change, and help show the need for direct government action in support of those experiencing domestic violence.

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