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Before becoming NSW Opposition Leader, Kellie Sloane spent 14 years in television news and later led Life Education as CEO. Three weeks into the role, the Bondi attack struck her own electorate.
Erin Watson, Executive Director of Hilma’s Network, speaks with Sloane about how those roles shaped her leadership and what it takes to support a grieving community while carrying the emotional weight of a crisis in her own electorate.
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