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NSW inquiry commissioner says Crown behavior “inexplicable”

Patricia Bergin, the presiding commissioner over an inquiry into Crown Resorts suitability to hold a Sydney license, has said the company's behaviour was inexplicable, unbelievable and absurd.

AGBrief Editorial AGBrief EditorialNovember 13, 2020 · 1 min read
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Patricia Bergin, the presiding commissioner over an inquiry into Crown Resorts suitability to hold a Sydney license, has said the company’s behavior was inexplicable, unbelievable, and absurd.

Crown failings “inexplicable, unbelievable, absurd,” commissioner says (The Age)

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