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Farid Farid

NSW parliament admits 'toxic' work culture

The "Bear Pit", as parliament is sometimes known, has not always been a hospitable place for women. (Bianca De Marchi/AAP PHOTOS) (AAP)

As NSW parliament winds up before the March election, more than a dozen MPs are saying goodbye to the combative arena that will also take stock of how women have been impacted by institutional sexism.

The "Bear Pit", as parliament is sometimes known, may have been a hospitable place for veteran politicians but for women it has not been safe.

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