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'Heart ripped out on repeat': Auskick parents say they have been failed by AFL

'Heart ripped out on repeat': Auskick parents say they have been failed by AFL
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Parents of a 12-year-old boy with autism are accusing the AFL of failing to address systemic bullying within their Auskick junior program. The family reports repeated physical and verbal abuse that the local club failed to mitigate.

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This highlights critical issues regarding inclusivity, child safety, and the responsibility of large sporting organizations to protect vulnerable participants.

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The article focuses heavily on the emotional narrative of the victim's family, highlighting systemic failures in a way that emphasizes social accountability.

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