Leave Megan out of this.
Radio shock jock Alan Jones had a big old go at prime minister Malcolm Turnbull this morning over content he claimed was in the LGBTI anti-bullying program, Safe Schools Coalition.
"Children in years 9 and 10, that's 15-year-old girls, get to play characters of Megan and Grace and Kelly," said Jones.
"[Students] have to role play these characters and Megan lives in the city, works in a local cafe, she's had 15 sexual partners and describes herself as bisexual, she rarely practices safe sex, she's often drunk."
Jones then asked Turnbull whether he would be happy for his daughter to role-play as Megan.
"You're a grandfather, you've got kids going into schools, do you want a 15-year-old daughter embracing this stuff as education?"
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There's one problem ... the activity Jones talks about, Megan's story, has nothing to do with the Safe Schools program.
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The Safe Schools Coalition is not connected to it at all.
"I am not familiar with this particular program," Turnbull said. "All I can say is that with the Safe Schools program that the Labor party introduced when they were in government, what we have done is made some changes, this was done on the basis of independent advice, the education minister Simon Birmingham did this."
