Former Tasmania Attorney General says ‘sick of victim-survivors’ message taken out of context
On Saturday, it was revealed former Tasmanian attorney-general Elise Archer sent a message last year in which she said she was “sick of victim-survivors”
Ms Archer says the message referred to victim-survivors who had been abusing her on social media and has been taken out of context. She accused the office of Premier Jeremy Rockliff of leaking the message to damage her, while the premier has declined to comment. It follows Ms Archer resigning over allegations of bullying, which she denies.
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