Friday 8 January 2016

Controversy rages over editor's suspension

As the inquiry into the editor's conduct continues a wide range of comments have been received. Two cabinet ministers from the National Party have been in touch to say that this is political correctness gone mad and, somewhat surprisingly their sentiments have been echoed by two of Australia's best known feminist writers.  At the other end of the spectrum a group of ladies, led by a member of the ALP and vice president of an unaffiliated union, dressed in dog costumes are protesting outside our Brisbane office condemning Ducky's 'misogynist behaviour'.  


At the same time the original plaintiff has formally requested that their complaint be discontinued on the basis that Ducky has formally and unreservedly apologised, is a decent individual with no track record of bad behaviour, the comment was made in a private text and that any offence was trivial compared to the public controversy this story has stirred up.

The board will meet later today to make a ruling on Ducky's future.

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