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Walk for women | Brimbank & North West

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Over 100 people walked along Taylors Creek Trail to Linear Park and back earlier this month as part of an event to raise awareness about domestic violence. ‘Walk with us – supporting women’s safety’ was hosted by Sydenham MP, minister for prevention of family violence and minister for women Natalie Hutchins in partnership with Watergardens centre manager Trish Gardiner. Ms Hutchins said the event provided solidarity and support for women and chi…
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Walk for women | Brimbank & North West

Over 100 people walked along Taylors Creek Trail to Linear Park and back earlier this month as part of an event to raise awareness about domestic violence. ‘Walk with us – supporting women’s safety’ was hosted by Sydenham MP, minister for prevention of family violence and minister for women Natalie Hutchins in partnership with Watergardens centre manager Trish Gardiner. Ms Hutchins said the event provided solidarity and support for women and chi…

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Star Weekly broke the news in on Tuesday, September 16, 2025.
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