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Abbie Chatfield attends charity event after falling out with Brooke Blurton - Vimarsana News

Abbie Chatfield attends charity event after falling out with Brooke Blurton

Abbie Chatfield pulled off the perfect PR move on Friday as she attended a charity event in North Bondi, Sydney, promoting the work of young carers

The Bachelorette: Brooke Blurton calls Abbie Chatfield a 'privileged white woman' - Vimarsana News

The Bachelorette: Brooke Blurton calls Abbie Chatfield a 'privileged white woman'

The Bachelorette's Brooke Blurton has sensationally called her ex-friend Abbie Chatfield a 'narcissist' after she went public with one of her contestants, Konrad Bien-Stephens, the day before her season finale

Brooke Blurton Abbie Chatfield address controversey. - Vimarsana News

Brooke Blurton Abbie Chatfield address controversey.

Brooke Blurton Bachelorette publicly addresses Abbie Chatfield, calling her out for 'narcissism' & 'white privilege', Abbie responding on Instagram.

The Bachelor's Abbie Chatfield is relentlessly trolled online after being slammed by Brooke Blurton - Vimarsana News

The Bachelor's Abbie Chatfield is relentlessly trolled online after being slammed by Brooke Blurton

Abbie Chatfield has been slammed on social media amid her rumoured feud with former friend Brooke Blurton.

Respect, consent will govern next steps as Quebec mulls searching residential school sites for remains - Vimarsana News

Respect, consent will govern next steps as Quebec mulls searching residential school sites for remains

Elders from Indigenous communities within the province will be part of a "consultation circle" with governments in Quebec and Ottawa to determine what comes next in the search for remains of residential school victims.

Source: cbc.ca