Page 10 - Max Heerey News Today

Grace Tame and her fiancé Max Heerey made an affectionate appearance at the premiere of the new documentary series Asking for It on Monday night. 

Ms Tame, 28, made an oblique reference to President Obamas handling of the Flint water crisis in 2016.

Former Australian of the Year Grace Tame watched on as the teacher who abused her when she was 15 pleaded not guilty to accusations he menaced, harassed or offended her online.

Grace Tame debuted a striking new look as she attended the No Woman Left Behind conference to promote her newly released memoir on Friday. 

Max Heerey appeared in several photos and a video showing him playing with their pet cat Iggy and dog Zappa in a post made on Thursday night.

The popular broadcaster, 41, has spent the last 13 years delivering news and opinion on The Project, and is widely respected for her thorough and compassionate approach to reporting

GRAPHIC CONTENT: The 27-year-old divulged the shocking details of her abuse, her battle with an eating disorder, and her journey since in her book The Ninth Life of a Diamond Miner: A Memoir.

Grace Tame’s The Ninth Life of a Diamond Miner shifts expectations. It’s not a minute-to-minute backstage account of the 12 months Tame spent as Australian of the Year, or the #LetHerSpeak campaign or the March4Justice.

Grace Tame revealed she coped with drugs and alcohol after being raped by her teacher at 15 in an interview for her memoir. In it she also wondered if her abuser had turned her into a psychopath.

Difficult or direct? Rude or just lacking pretence? Grace Tame talks about the events that shaped her, her upcoming memoir – and why she won’t smile on cue.