Porter's accuser 'reassured' herself they would marry
The woman who alleges she was raped by Attorney-General Christian Porter “reassured” herself in the six years afterwards that the pair would one day be married.
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The woman who alleges she was raped by Attorney-General Christian Porter “reassured” herself in the six years afterwards that the pair would one day be married.
Cabinet ministers Christian Porter and Alan Tudge publicly voiced their traditional family values, whilst privately having extramarital affairs.
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