Dandenong council fights release of body camera audio in legal battle with I Cook Foods
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The Dandenong council is fighting the release of audio from body camera footage.
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A suburban council accused of planting a slug in the kitchen of a family-owned catering business is fighting Victoria s information watchdog s ruling to release critical body camera vision.
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I Cook Foods is suing the state over the closure of the company in 2019
The City of Dandenong is fighting a ruling to release audio from a camera worn by a food inspector
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The Beast luxury launch owned by Sir Michael Hill and at rest at Opua.
Northern Advocate
Opua wharf s busy season
In the first week of the new year, parked end-to-end on one side of the small Opua wharf were three substantial marine craft. First to arrive, and technically the smallest of the three in length, was the 40-metre luxury catamaran called The Beast, painted camouflage-style and owned by jeweller to the stars, violinist and golfer, Sir Michael Hill.
The Beast is one of the largest boats made in New Zealand and if she needs any more distinction, she was built in landlocked Foxton. She has been described as capable of going everywhere except Antarctica and (presumably) the Arctic.
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