Today, the Federal Court has found that I published a true story about a rape in a federal Minister’s office at Parliament House in March of 2019. I sincerely hope that this judgment gives strength to women around the country. I am also so grateful to have had the benefit of my independent legal team led by Sue Chrysanthem. Whose expertise and wise counsel have been a source of ongoing strength to me for the last 14 months. Thank you. Throughout every step of this process, I have been surrounded by the love of my wonderful family as well as incredibly supportive friends and colleagues. I can never thank them enough. I also want to say how grateful I am to all the generous members of the public who have approached me almost every single day to express. Often through tears their unwavering support. Thanks very much.
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