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Christopher Withers 2022-09-08 5:03 pmBy Sam Matthews
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ClubsNSW has lost a bid to keep its contempt of court case against whistleblower Troy Stolz and YouTuber Jordan Shanks secret, with a judge finding “the interests of open justice are paramount”.

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