‘A drink and a bag’: Court reveals drug nights at David Speirs’ house
Cocaine in the fireplace, rocks crushed in the kitchen and long Instagram chats about life – this is the unravelling of the former Member for Black.
Cocaine in the fireplace, rocks crushed in the kitchen and long Instagram chats about life – this is the unravelling of the former Member for Black.
Former South Australian Liberal leader David Speirs has made a vow outside court after it was revealed he planned to supply cocaine at “catch-ups” with friends.
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The man who led South Australia’s Liberal Party has fronted court for the first time on a shock drug supply charge, where he was awarded a small win.
The former Liberal leader appeared outside an Adelaide court and delivered a three-minute address to the media. Read his full speech and watch the video.
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