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Junior doctor accused of toilet spying suspended as hobby revealed
The Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency confirmed Ryan Cho’s registration had been suspended more than a fortnight after charges were laid.
- Broede Carmody
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Hospital toilet spying investigation expanded to further sites
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Junior doctor accused of toilet spying worked at second major hospital
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Junior doctor arrested, phone seized over alleged toilet spying
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