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A woman who was brought to Australia by a Sydney couple, who forced her to work 24 hours a day and restricted who she could see and where she could go, has revealed what her life was like as a slave. Court documents reveal she was threatened against leaving, told she couldn't socialise with others and, when she eventually fled the home, the couple hired a private detective to track her down and bring her back. Joshua and Shiela McAleer, from Rockdale in Sydney's south, have pleaded guilty to a series of charges relating to their treatment of the woman, including conducting a business invol...

A woman who was brought to Australia by a Sydney couple, who forced her to work 24 hours a day and restricted who she could see and where she could go, has revealed what her life was like as a slave. Court documents reveal she was threatened against leaving, told she couldn't socialise with others and, when she eventually fled the home, the couple hired a private detective to track her down and bring her back. Joshua and Shiela McAleer, from Rockdale in Sydney's south, have pleaded guilty to a series of charges relating to their treatment of the woman, including conducting a business invol...

A woman who was brought to Australia by a Sydney couple, who forced her to work 24 hours a day and restricted who she could see and where she could go, has revealed what her life was like as a slave. Court documents reveal she was threatened against leaving, told she couldn't socialise with others and, when she eventually fled the home, the couple hired a private detective to track her down and bring her back. Joshua and Shiela McAleer, from Rockdale in Sydney's south, have pleaded guilty to a series of charges relating to their treatment of the woman, including conducting a business invol...

A successful restaurant owner couple who kept a female tourist as a slave have offered her $70,000 in compensation as they both face a decade behind bars.   Sheila and Joshua McAleer lured the woman, who can't be named, to Australia in 2013 to work in their family home and multiple businesses in Sydney's south. Soon after her arrival, Mrs McAleer was said to have organised a passport and three-month tourist visa for the woman, which meant the Filipino tourist was unable to work elsewhere. The victim had left her home in the Philippines for a chance at a better life, but instead was forced ...

Carer forced to work in supermarket, stopped from going out by Sydney couple We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement A Filipina woman who was hired by a Sydney couple to clean and care for their family says she was kept like a slave in that she was forced to work in the pair’s grocery shop and had restrictions placed on where she was allowed to go. And when she managed to escape from their southern Sydney home, the husband and wife hired a private detective to track her down and bring her back.