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22
Mar
2009
Sex toy motion upsets minister

An Australian state minister lodged a complaint after a councillor put forward a motion to buy her a sex toy.

Sydney councillor Danny Lim lodged the motion to buy a vibrator for New South Wales Fair Trading Minister Virginia Judge.

He wanted to encourage her to "stop screwing with the people of Strathfield and screw herself instead", reports the Australian Daily Telegraph.

Council refused to table the motion but Ms Judge has lodged a complaint with the council calling for action against Mr Lim.

Mr Lim admitted the incident and also that he had been behind a series of corruption allegations against Ms Judge - claims which have been rejected.

"The pattern of harassment and verbal abuse is intimidating and upsetting to me and my family," Ms Judge told council.




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