Why red is so much more than a colour to Andrew Aiden

By Greg Gliddon
February 22 2020 - 3:30pm
SYMBOLIC: Andrew Aiden places red ribbons on the fence outside St Paul's Anglican Church in Bakery Hill on Saturday in support of abuse victims. Picture: Kate Healy
SYMBOLIC: Andrew Aiden places red ribbons on the fence outside St Paul's Anglican Church in Bakery Hill on Saturday in support of abuse victims. Picture: Kate Healy

THE vision of a red stop sign near his childhood home in South Australia is as much comfort as Andrew Aiden has had in his life.

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