Anthony Mundine fined after second Covid breach in Kingsgrove shop

He’s been fined before for breaching the Public Health Order and now Anthony Mundine has racked up another $1000 PIN after an alleged anti-mask incident at a Sydney shop.

Boxing champion Anthony Mundine has been fined again for breaching Covid-19 restrictions after an alleged incident at a shop in southwest Sydney yesterday.

About 2.20pm on Tuesday police allege 46 year-old Mundine entered a shop at Kingsgrove Road and Richland Street, Kingsgrove, where an employee asked him to put on a mask.

Mundine allegedly refused the request, claiming he was exempt from wearing one, and also refused to scan a QR code and register his details.

Anthony Mundine has been fined after breaching Greater Sydney’s strict Public Health Order. Picture: Cameron Spencer/Getty Images

He then bought something and left a short time later.

Police visited the shop about 7:45pm last night after being told about the incident, before calling in at Mundine‘s South Hurstville home.

Detectives issued him a penalty infringement notice for not complying with the public health order.

It comes as the second time Mundine has broken Covid rules after he was fined earlier this month for allegedly flying to Ballina from Sydney without reasonable excuse.

Mundine, now retired, has come under fire previously for his controversial views, including posting Covid conspiracy theories and encouraging people to attend protests against lockdown.