Survivors react over ticket ballot to attend PM’s National Apology

By Leanne Younes
Updated September 15 2018 - 3:08pm, first published 2:30pm
A SHAM: Survivors Tony Wardley and Nick Ridsdale. Tony wants nothing to do with the National Apology.
A SHAM: Survivors Tony Wardley and Nick Ridsdale. Tony wants nothing to do with the National Apology.

Central Victorian abuse survivors have reacted strongly to the news  they will have to apply via ballot to gain a ticket to attend the Prime Minister’s National Apology to victims and survivors of institutional child sexual abuse on October 22 at Parliament House in Canberra.

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