'Everyday blokes' take stand against violence

By Angela Clutterbuck
November 26 2014 - 4:00am
White Ribbon advocate Jethro Geier and Dubbo City Council manager of social service John Watts at yesterday's community barbecue for White Ribbon Day. 					       Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
White Ribbon advocate Jethro Geier and Dubbo City Council manager of social service John Watts at yesterday's community barbecue for White Ribbon Day. Photo: BELINDA SOOLE
'Everyday blokes' take stand against violence
'Everyday blokes' take stand against violence

FOR many men, challenging a mate when he talks about women in a demeaning or abusive way is not easy.

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