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'Stalked My Kids': Ex-Public Servant's Teary Claims
Yeates said the remarks about her children left her feeling stalked and pushed her to quit the public service to protect her family.
Summary by The West Australian
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‘Stalked my kids’: ex-public servant’s teary claims
A former top public servant has wept as she told an inquiry the CFMEU stalked her family, tracking her children to bus stops and netball games until she quit her job in fear. Former Transport and Main Roads deputy director‑general Amanda Yeates told the CFMEU Commission of Inquiry she believed union figures were following her children and knew where they lived, travelled and played sport. “There were three or four occasions where comments were m…
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57% Left
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C 29%
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