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Increase in stalking, sexual offences fuelled by social media, historic reporting

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South West CASA manager Megan Bragonje confirms crisis care referrals doubled. This reflects greater victim-survivor willingness to come forward for support.

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Increase in stalking, sexual offences fuelled by social media, historic reporting

South West CASA manager Megan Bragonje confirms crisis care referrals doubled. This reflects greater victim-survivor willingness to come forward for support.

·Warrnambool, Australia
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The Standard broke the news in Warrnambool, Australia on Thursday, June 18, 2026.
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