Thanks MD, your advice is very much appreciated & I will pass it on. She's in NSW, I'm in WA, so can't be there for her

I'm glad she's done the right thing by going to the gp & not trying to ignore her feelings. She feels like the club is just laughing at her, which is so unfair. They're pretty gutless IMO. They just won't give her a straight answer. Because the gp knows the situation, she doesn't want her to return to work til its all sorted out, because there is enough going on without adding the anxiety of working in the same place on top of it all.

Glad to hear they've upped security, but these things are happening in the area all the time. Security should've been tighter to start with. They shouldn't have been there alone.

Then 000 didn't take her seriously, & hung up before the police or anyone arrived, so they were basically alone not knowing what was happening. Really not handled well at all.