Moree community encouraged to take a stand against domestic violence for White Ribbon Day

Sophie Harris
Updated November 22 2017 - 2:13pm, first published 2:00pm
STAND UP: Members of Moree's No Violence Alliance committee, along with Barwon Local Area Command Superintendent Paul McDonald and Inspector Cheryl Day, encourage everyone in the community to show their support for ending domestic violence.
STAND UP: Members of Moree's No Violence Alliance committee, along with Barwon Local Area Command Superintendent Paul McDonald and Inspector Cheryl Day, encourage everyone in the community to show their support for ending domestic violence.

The men of Moree are being encouraged to step up and take a stand against family and domestic violence on Friday, when the community comes together for a White Ribbon Day march.

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Sophie Harris

Sophie Harris

Senior Journalist

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