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Speaker 1: You're listening to a Mumma mea podcast.

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Speaker 2: Hey, I'm Taylor Strano. This is Mamma MIA's twice daily

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Speaker 2: news podcast, The Quickie. Today would have been Eurydicy Dixon's

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Speaker 2: thirtieth birthday, but her future was brutally ripped away at

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Speaker 2: just twenty two years old. Eurydicy was stalked, raped and

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Speaker 2: murdered in a Melbourne park seven years ago. Today we

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Speaker 2: remember Eurydicy and hear from her family who carry her

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Speaker 2: with them every day before we get there. Here's Clare

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Speaker 2: Murphy with the latest from the Quicki news room for Monday,

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Speaker 2: November ten.

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Speaker 1: Thanks Taylor. More women will get immediate pain relief while

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Speaker 1: being fitted with contraceptive devices after a landmark inquiry revealed

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Speaker 1: roughly half lived with pain every day. The Australian first

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Speaker 1: Inquiry into Women's pain found medical gender bias and healthcare

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Speaker 1: system barriers routinely lead to denial or dismissal of pain,

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Speaker 1: misdiagnoses or delayed diagnosis. The inquiry, led by a Safer

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Speaker 1: Care Victoria and a panel of experts, fielded almost thirteen

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Speaker 1: thousand survey responses. Nine out of ten respondents reported experiencing

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Speaker 1: pain lasting longer than a year, and fifty four percent

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Speaker 1: described living with pain every day. Another fifty nine percent

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Speaker 1: said pain affected their recreation hobbies, fifty two percent said

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Speaker 1: their intimate relationships, and forty four percent their work, studies

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Speaker 1: and volunteering. The report showed that regional and rural women,

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Speaker 1: Aboriginal and Torrestrate Islander women, disabled women, and LGBTI communities

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Speaker 1: were often traveling long distances or experiencing systemic discrimination. There

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Speaker 1: were substantive reasons why some women and girls found it

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Speaker 1: difficult to access care and support for pain. A health

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Speaker 1: system built around Caucasian male biology, coupled with historically low

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Speaker 1: investment in women's health research, has left many without effective

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Speaker 1: pain relief or treatment. It read. As a result, women

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Speaker 1: and girls spend years searching for diagnoses and support, all

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Speaker 1: while symptoms worsen and funds are drained on therapies that

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Speaker 1: may or may not work. Along with adopting the more

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Speaker 1: than twenty recommendations from the report. In response, the Victorian

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Speaker 1: government has announced a pilot of the Green Whistle in

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Speaker 1: Hala for IUD insertions across twenty sexual and reproductive health

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Speaker 1: hubs in the state. Other incoming measures include developing a

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Speaker 1: women's pain standard and opening a specialist clinic for children

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Speaker 1: and adolescents within Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital. In twenty twenty six,

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Speaker 1: Israel has received the remains of a deceased hostage held

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Speaker 1: in the Gaza Strip that Palestinian militant group Hamas says

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Speaker 1: are of an Israeli soldier killed in the territory more

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Speaker 1: than a decade ago. Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's Offers said

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Speaker 1: in a statement the remains were handed over to Israeli

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Speaker 1: forces in the Palestinian territory by the Red Cross, but

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Speaker 1: that there has not yet been formal identification. Hamas's Armed

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Speaker 1: Wings said it would hand over the body of Haidar Golden,

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Speaker 1: a military officer killed in an ambush in the Gaza

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Speaker 1: Strip during the twenty fourteen Israeli Hamas war. Hammas said

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Speaker 1: found the body of Golden in a tunnel in the

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Speaker 1: enclave's southernmost city of Rufa on Saturday. The one time

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Speaker 1: biggest name in Australian talkback radio, John Laws, has died

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Speaker 1: aged nineteen. A member of the Australian Media Hall of Fame,

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Speaker 1: Laws attracted two million listeners to his morning radio program

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Speaker 1: more than seven decades. Laws, who spent two weeks in

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Speaker 1: inner Sydney suburb of Woollemloo, a year after he hung

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Speaker 1: up his microphone. Weeks after thieves made off with hundreds

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Speaker 1: Louver Museum in Paris, Fedora man has finally been identified.

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Speaker 1: On the day of the highest a single picture was snapped,

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Speaker 1: Garzon Delvaux, who simply loves dressing chic and actually wears

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Speaker 2: Thanks Claan. Next, remembering Euryticy Dixon, a quick heads up.

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Speaker 2: This episode deals with sexual assault, rape and murder. Please

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Speaker 2: take care while listening. It was Tuesday, June twelve, twenty eighteen,

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Speaker 2: a cool early winter night in Melbourne, around nine degrees,

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Speaker 2: twenty two year old Eurydice Dixon, a comedian, writer, daughter

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Speaker 1: I'm trying to be more optimistic, lady.

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Speaker 3: Society that means no one has any rights, will finally

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Speaker 2: She began walking home through the city, heading north toward Carlton.

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Speaker 2: It was a route she knew, through Melbourne's grid, pass

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Speaker 2: But she never made it. James Todd, a nineteen year

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Speaker 2: Dixon's life was taken that night in a place where

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Speaker 2: after sentencing in twenty nineteen, Euryticic's father, Jeremy Dixon, said

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Speaker 2: he wanted, as his daughter would have wanted, for the

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Speaker 2: man who killed her to get better, to heal. While

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Speaker 2: the rest of us remembered his daughter for who she

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Speaker 2: will remember her for her wit and her courage.

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Speaker 1: And for her kindness, not not for her death.

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Speaker 2: I didn't know Eurydaicy, we didn't even live in the

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Speaker 2: So many women I know were her walking home after

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Speaker 2: Carrying that quiet shared routine of safety checks, texting a mate,

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Speaker 2: Jill mar abducted and murdered in twenty twelve on her

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Speaker 2: trial too. Different years, different names, different circumstances, but at

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Speaker 2: have been safe in twenty twelve, in twenty eighteen, in

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Speaker 2: that women became scared to simply exist, to move through

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Speaker 2: even those of us who do feel safe enough, who

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Speaker 2: and colleagues trying to glue together what's left to find meaning,

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Speaker 2: to find legacy in lives that should have just been lived.

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Speaker 2: A few weeks ago, I found myself scrolling through Urriticy

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Speaker 2: Dixon's Wikipedia page, a page documenting her murder more than

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Speaker 2: her life, and there it was her date of birth,

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Speaker 2: November tenth, nineteen ninety five. She would have turned thirty today.

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Speaker 2: It made me stop because I turned thirty this year too,

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Speaker 2: And while I've never been one to attach too much

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Speaker 2: meaning to bir days, thirty does feel significant. It's a marker,

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Speaker 2: a transition. Saying goodbye to twenties feels like breaking up

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Speaker 2: with a long term friend, full of nostalgia, chaos and

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Speaker 2: You start to really know who you are, what matters,

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Speaker 2: first time, at home, in yourself. It's the year I

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Speaker 2: got engaged, friends started families. We rejoiced in financial independence.

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Speaker 2: Some of us bought our first homes, traveled the globe,

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Speaker 2: complaining about all the trivial things life throws at you.

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Speaker 2: Those are all things you. Rticy never got the chance

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Speaker 2: to experience. Her family, never got to celebrate with her,

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Speaker 2: So today, on what would have been her thirtieth birthday,

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Speaker 2: I'm thinking about her and all the other women who've

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Speaker 2: just being here is a quiet kind of privilege. Eurydice's

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Speaker 2: family are thinking about her too, every day, of course,

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Speaker 2: but especially today. I've been speaking to her dad, Jeremy Dixon.

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Speaker 2: He's what he wanted to say to mark his beloved

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Speaker 3: Eurydicy My daughter was not one for wallowing in grief.

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Speaker 3: At the age of seven when her mother died, she

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Speaker 3: was a rock of courage and humor. In the difficult

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Speaker 3: years that followed. Her unsentimental but unflagging love and loyalty

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Speaker 3: and care kept a small family unit afloat. Now the

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Speaker 3: treasure of our family was in the process of becoming

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Speaker 3: the world's treasure. What she could have done with her

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Speaker 3: intelligence and righteousness and empathy we will not see, but

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Speaker 3: we can imagine, and we can mirror and magnify those

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Speaker 3: qualities as best we can. I'm not going to try

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Speaker 3: to ventriloquize Eurydice's views, which were in any case in development.

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Speaker 3: But she was a feminist. She was not satisfied with

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Speaker 3: easy answers or humbug She was not a hater. The

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Speaker 3: books she was recently reading include works by Althusa for

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Speaker 3: Co and Hunter S. Thompson, as well as books on music,

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Speaker 3: pop culture, and feminist histories of makeup and fashion. From

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Speaker 3: a young age, Eurydice had a flare for clothing and

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Speaker 3: self adornment, and this was also an intellectual interest. Her

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Speaker 3: taste when she happened to die ran to an upbeat

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Speaker 3: version of goth Her clothing was also a vehicle for

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Speaker 3: humor and thought. She had a plain tattoo on her arm,

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Speaker 3: saying this is a tattoo. I still don't know exactly

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Speaker 3: why that is funny, but it is. I am grateful

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Speaker 3: beyond words that really lived at all and will try

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Speaker 3: not to cry too much about her early death.

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Speaker 2: So while Eurydicy won't get to make a birthday wish

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Speaker 2: this year, let's make one on her behalf. We wish

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Speaker 2: that her story is not just remembered, but rewritten in

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Speaker 2: policy prevention protection. We've held enough vigils, late, enough flowers,

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Speaker 2: walked enough marches. What we need now is a reckoning

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Speaker 2: to stop asking women to be careful and start demanding

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Speaker 2: men get help and be held to account. We wish

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Speaker 2: for our systems to stop failing us, for laws to

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Speaker 2: move faster than a glacial pace, and for leaders who

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Speaker 2: we only seem to hear from at the next press

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Speaker 2: conference to speak up now. This is our birthday wish

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Speaker 2: for Youurridicy, that violence against women is not our inheritance.

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Speaker 2: That no woman's life ends where the walk home begins.

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Speaker 2: Happy birthday, Urytasy. The Quickie is produced by me Taylor Strano,

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Speaker 2: Alario Brofy and Claire Murphy, with audio production by lou Hill.

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Speaker 1: Momma. Mea acknowledges the traditional owners of land and waters

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Speaker 1: that this podcast is recorded on