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Anthony James Hill pleads guilty to fraud-related charges after stealing $28,000 from New Norfolk Golf Club

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4 years ago

September 27, 2021

A Tasmanian man who stole more than $28,000 from his golf club was convinced he would be able to pay it back when the woman he was in an online relationship with received her inheritance, a court has heard.

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Anthony James Hill pleads guilty to fraud-related charges after stealing $28,000 from New Norfolk Golf Club

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Anthony James Hill pleads guilty to fraud-related charges after stealing $28,000 from New Norfolk Golf Club

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