13 Reasons Why is not adhering to Mindframe Guidelines for Australia Media according to headspace Dubbo's Ann-Maree Hartley

Bradley Jurd
Updated May 15 2017 - 9:06am, first published May 14 2017 - 5:00pm
CONTROVERSY: Staff at Bathurst High were presented with a half-hour session for teachers on Wednesday, in regards to 13 Reasons Why. Pictured is Hannah Baker, the main character who commits suicide.
CONTROVERSY: Staff at Bathurst High were presented with a half-hour session for teachers on Wednesday, in regards to 13 Reasons Why. Pictured is Hannah Baker, the main character who commits suicide.

Staff from Headspace Bathurst and Orange presented a half-hour session for teachers at Bathurst High School, regarding Netflix’s newest, yet controversial television series 13 Reasons Why.

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Bradley Jurd

Bradley Jurd

Journalist at Western Advocate, Bathurst

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