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Shock plea over death of boy, 3, on daycare bus

News by Grace Mason Premium Content THE former centre director of an Edmonton daycare has pleaded guilty to manslaughter over the death of a three-year-old boy left on a bus for six hours. The case of Michael Glenn Lewis, 45, was scheduled for an indictment presentation in its first appearance in the Cairns Supreme Court on Monday morning. But in a shock move Mr Lewis barrister Peter Feeney asked for him to be arraigned on the charge before he entered the guilty plea. He will be sentenced on Tuesday morning. Former Goodstart Early Learning Edmonton centre director Michael Glenn Lewis, 45, has pleaded guilty to manslaughter over the death of a three-year-old boy allegedly left on a bus. PICTURE: STEWART McLEAN

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Former Cairns childcare director pleads guilty to manslaughter of child left behind on minibus

A former childcare centre director accused of leaving a little boy behind on a minibus on a hot day in Far North Queensland pleads guilty to manslaughter.

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Shock plea over death of boy, 3, on daycare bus

Shock plea over death of boy, 3, on daycare bus
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Shock plea over death of boy, 3, on daycare bus

Shock plea over death of boy, 3, on daycare bus
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Court told former CEO rushed through $500K payout | Fraser Coast Chronicle

Premium Content Subscriber only The fraud trial of an ex-council CEO has heard he falsified meeting minutes and lied to rush a $500,000 severance payment for himself before he resigned. Former Hope Vale Aboriginal Shire Council chief executive Lee Robertson was charged with one count of fraud in 2015 after a Crime and Corruption Commission investigation. He had resigned from his role three years earlier. Mr Robertson pleaded not guilty to fraudulently obtaining $500,459.20 ($303,618.28 after tax) when his trial began on Monday. In his address to the jury on Thursday, crown prosecutor Sam Bain drew their attention to the then deputy mayor June Pearson s account, who said she raised concerns on November 15, 2012, over a resolution recorded in a meeting on September 20, 2012.

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