Don Burke appeared in a 1993 public campaign to prevent violence against women, but following a complaint about the TV star's attitude to women, he was asked to withdraw from the campaign but refused.

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Amanda Pepe thought Don Burke was helping her with a job opportunity in Sydney. But when she arrived she says he took her to a hotel room.

Don Burke is accused of indecent assault, sexual harassment and bullying of women during his time as the star of Channel Nine's ratings juggernaut Burke's Backyard. The Aussie TV legend denies all the allegations, saying they're "baseless" claims of ex-employees with grudges.