Victims of abuse involving Bill Kenneally say they feel “vindicated” after a report into the allegations is published. Both outlets report that the publication is seen by those affected as a confirmation of their account of what happened. At the same time, victims also express anger directed at the Justice Minister over how the report’s publication was handled. The complaints focus on the minister’s approach and decision-making around bringing the report to the public. While the articles agree on the overall reaction from victims—approval of the report’s outcome and frustration with the minister’s conduct—they do not present detailed findings of the report itself in the provided excerpts. Overall, the coverage highlights the dual response from those involved: relief or vindication at the report’s release, paired with criticism of the Justice Minister for the way the publication process is managed.