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MAFS investigated by workplace safety
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Family of NRL star angry lying ex-cop’s name suppressed
Parents of NRL star Jack DeBelin and his friend Callan Sinclair are disappointed a former police officer who has admitted lying under oath has been successful in having his name suppressed.