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INTRO
‘2024 equals approximately 5 
months of travel and five months of 
prison. This book detailing what it was to 
do more time than some pedos, the 
setbacks endured, the becoming of a 
cover up.’

From his unpublished autobiographical manuscript written in 
prison. “... (2) But an autobiography of a freedom fighter must 
inevitably be influenced by the question whether the revelation of certain facts, however true they may be, will help 
advance the struggle or not. If the disclosure of such facts will 
enable us to see problems clearly and bring nearer our goal then it is our duty to do so, however much such revelations 
may adversely affect the particular individuals concerned...” 
- Nelson Mandela; Conversations with Myself.

Most of this autobiography was drafted as a
handwritten manuscript during my time at Adelaide Women’s Prison (AWP).
An individual is not subject to any civil, criminal or administrative 
liability for making a public interest disclosure.
It is an offence to take a reprisal, or to threaten to take a reprisal, against a 
person because of a public interest disclosure (including a proposed or a 
suspected public interest disclosure).
The Federal Court or Federal Circuit Court may make orders for civil 
remedies (including compensation, injunctions and reinstatement of 
employment) if a reprisal is taken against a person because of a public 
interest disclosure (including a proposed or a suspected public interest 
disclosure).
It is an offence to disclose the identity of an individual who makes a 
public interest disclosure.
Public Interest Disclosure Act 2013
No. 133, 2013
(Part 2; Subdivision A—Immunity from liability)