The monstrous rape and murder of Eurydice Dixon has cast a pall over Melbourne and it is only right and proper that we should show our genuine grief and sorrow. But some of the commentary to which it has given rise has itself been reprehensible and opportunistic and has shown what delight it gives some people to be able to use a tragedy to push their own political and social agendas.
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