A 45-year-old man in New South Wales is sentenced over sexual abuse of his stepdaughter, according to multiple reports. The cases describe how, during the period of offending, he presented his victim with a spreadsheet detailing the sexual abuse he had perpetrated. The reporting uses language characterising the abuse as serious and exploitative, and frames the sentence as reflecting the harm caused to the teenager. All outlets refer to the same central allegation and conduct: the offender’s use of a spreadsheet as part of the abuse. The articles do not provide consistent detail in the supplied excerpts on the length of the sentence, the court in which it was imposed, or additional charges beyond the abuse of the stepdaughter. Overall, the common elements across coverage are the offender’s age, the relationship to the victim, the nature of the conduct being sexual abuse, and the specific allegation that the victim was shown a spreadsheet documenting what the offender had done. The reports present the sentencing outcome as a judicial response to these findings.