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The Craig McLachlan allegations have raised questions about whether the culture in the entertainment industry is part of the problem. Chloe Dallimore, an actress and the federal president of Actors Equity, and Amy Maiden, general manager at the Australian Theatre for Young People, join 7.30 to discuss the issue.
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