Dubbo community urged to be aware of White Ribbon message

By Taylor Jurd
July 27 2018 - 4:00pm
Break the silence: Dubbo's Rob Hayward and Ray Fuller from Mission Australia last year signed the White Ribbon Day pledge to speak up about domestic violence. Photo: Taylor Jurd.
Break the silence: Dubbo's Rob Hayward and Ray Fuller from Mission Australia last year signed the White Ribbon Day pledge to speak up about domestic violence. Photo: Taylor Jurd.

Empowering every Australian to stand up, speak out and act to prevent men’s violence against women is just one of the powerful messages of this year’s White Ribbon Night.

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