The night I “won” the lottery.
Twenty years ago, on 20 May 2006, Saturday night live television took an unexpected turn. As Alan Dedicoat began the countdown to the regular Saturday night lottery draw, I and five Fathers4Justice protesters stormed the stage, taking the broadcast off air.
Restoring the Presumption of Innocence Conference
Restoring the Presumption of Innocence Conference, Sydney, Australia.
10 years on: How Nadine and F4J wrecked the National Lottery
Not a lot tends to happen on the National Lottery results show. Then in 2006 Fathers4Justice campaigners took the show off air in their “next Time It Court Be You” protest. At the centre of the TV disruption was a woman, Nadine Taylor, who would become the Campaign for Father4 Justice for the next 16 years.
Meet the woman who took on Kate Winslet
Meet the woman who took on Kate Winslet: Fathers4Justice manager Nadine speaks to Peter Lloyd and explains why she humiliated the Hollywood icon and mother in THAT controversial ad.