AustraliaThe AgeWoman accused by Steele-John speaks out after senator reveals relationship details online
The woman named by Greens senator Jordon Steele-John says she never agreed to have intimate details of their relationship posted publicly on Instagram.
The woman accused by the Greens senator of harassment says she never consented to having intimate details made public after an inquiry was launched into his conduct.
A Perth woman accused by Greens senator Jordon Steele-John of harassment has spoken out, saying she was shocked by his public Instagram post about their relationship.
Steele-John posted that the relationship was never exclusive, that she sent over 700 messages and 56 calls in 55 hours, and that he took out a restraining order.
The woman says she will appear before the independent inquiry into Steele-John's conduct and hopes others will also come forward to speak up.
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