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NOTE: Items indexed from The Age are often syndicated in other Fairfax newspapers. Thus, the hyperlink below an Age item may lead to the same item on another Fairfax publication's website.

The Age:  January 11, 2016, page 19, comment by Belinda Dennett, `Hi guys, stop dishing out advice and start listening'.
http://www.canberratimes.com.au/comment/gayle-behaviour-20160110-gm2q2l.html

Herald-Sun:  January 8, 2016, page 31, comment by Rita Panahi, `Gayle hysteria turns an idiot into a victim'.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/rita-panahi/chris-gayle-big-bash-league-hysteria-turns-an-idiot-into-a-victim/news-story/f80bfa4a3dcc44442fae0f7548bb898a

The Australian: January 7, 2016, page 10, comment by Bettina Arndt, `flirting with confected outrage fails to impress women'.
http://www.theaustralian.com.au/opinion/flirting-with-confected-outrage-fails-to-impress-women/news-story/13b5e0c486c037fce7f0a3fd625f801b

The Age:  January 7, 2016, page 14, letters, (with cartoon) incl `Heeding the message of respect for women / Cultural understanding'.
http://www.theage.com.au/comment/the-age-letters/heeding-the-message-of-respect-to-women-20160105-gm04r1.html

Herald-Sun:  January 6, 2016, page 24, comment by Beverley O'Connor, `Times have changed, so grow up' (with editorial on Gayle, `Crossing the line').
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/news/opinion/beverley-oconnor/times-have-changed-so-grow-up/news-story/d430618843f994d1bc8eceecae298394?login=1

The Age:  January 6, 2016, page 5, comment by Fleta Page,  `Harassment is not cool or fun in any form'.
http://www.theage.com.au/comment/chris-gayle-interview-the-day-the-west-indies-superstar-made-a-pass-at-me-20160105-glzjy7.html

The Age:  January 6, 2016, page 4, comment by John Birmingham, `The non-apology serves only to make matters worse'.
http://www.theage.com.au/comment/chris-gayle-and-jamie-briggs-the-dark-art-of-the-non-apology-20160105-glzou1.html

The Age:  January 6, 2016, page 5, comment by Andrew Webster, `Off-field interview shows how far we still have to go'.
http://www.smh.com.au/sport/cricket/big-bash/chris-gayles-interview-with-mel-mclaughlin-shows-how-far-australian-sport-coverage-has-to-go-20160104-glzehr.html