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AFL set to act on toxic bullying claims | Sunshine Coast Daily

AFL set to act on toxic bullying claims

Gill cautioned to follow Brittany Higgins precedent Gillon McLachlan s offer to meet with bullying and harassment victims at AFL House should only be considered as part of an independent investigation, a leading workplace equality expert says. The AFL Commission has so far failed to respond to allegations the league has systematically used payouts and confidentiality agreements to prevent women from speaking publicly about their experiences in the game. McLachlan, the AFL s chief executive since 2014, last week offered to meet with a group of women who say they left league headquarters feeling suicidal after suffering bullying at work. Brittany Higgins met with Scott Morrison as part of an independent review process. Picture: NCA NewsWire/Damian Shaw

Former president of exclusive Carbine Club accused of stealing from Tasmanian branch

Former president of exclusive Carbine Club accused of stealing from Tasmanian branch Lucy MacDonald © Provided by ABC NEWS Former Carbine club president Mike Wisby (left) is facing fraud charges. (Image: The Carbiner ) The former president and treasurer of an exclusive sports-oriented luncheon club has been charged with stealing more than $120,000 from the Tasmanian branch.  Documents filed in the Hobart Magistrates Court late last week allege Mike Wisby, 74, used his access to the Carbine Club of Tasmania s systems, to transfer money from the club s account to his own. It will be alleged over a period of 16 months, in 2018 to 2019, Mr Wisby made 124 transfers ranging from $400 to $2,700.

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