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Tyrendarra Football Netball Club bans sex offender after female footballers abandon club

Tyrendarra Football Netball Club bans sex offender after female footballers abandon club
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The Tyrendarra Football Netball Club has banned a convicted sex offender after public backlash and the resignation of female players. The club admitted it was wrong to allow the individual to return and has pledged to implement a new code of conduct.

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This highlights the growing societal pressure on community organizations to prioritize safeguarding and ethical standards over local sports loyalties.

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Tyrendarra Football Netball Club now says it was wrong to welcome back a convicted sex offender. ( ABC News: Daniel Miles )

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The reporting relies on factual statements from the club and the ABC's investigation without injecting editorial opinion.

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