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misrepresentation of events from the owner from 10 Guy Street. The Dutton Park police have since been retrained and I will be following up with the police regarding these concerns. On August 16 at approximately 10pm the lease holder and I got into an argument about my concerns with sexual harassment and harassment in the area. Tess continually queried the legitimacy of the events around the man in the yard asking, “if there was a guy in the yard sexually harassing you why didn’t you yell out to Tilda for help?” We went into the backyard to discuss our concerns as I was shaking and feeling very unheard and needed a cigarette. The male neighbor from number 6 (where the shirtless man appeared to be walking from on August 2) came down holding a glass of wine and appeared to be intoxicated. I was explaining to Tess how as lease holder she really needs to listen to these concerns from female occupants when they experience this kind of harassment, and as I was trying to get my story out we were repeatedly interrupted by this intoxicated male neighbor who stood above us while we were seated directly underneath him on the grass in the backyard. Each time I tried to speak about my experiences with street harassment in the area or the man sexually harassing me in the back yard he started to ask questions like “why do you think it happens to you?” and I would answer with “90% of Australian women report street harassment I doubt it’s something about me, anyone with a basic knowledge of statistics can see it’s a widespread problem, particularly during a pandemic when people’s mental health is suffering from isolation”. Each time I tried to speak to the lease holder about my experiences he would respond with “but don’t you think that if it happens to you this much it might be something you are doing? Perhaps you are too open with people?” I then responded with logic replying that a shirtless man in my yard making sexually inappropriate gestures to me has extraordinarily little to do with me being “open” but more