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Bachelor in Paradise star Conor Canning fights real estate ruling – ABC News
Former reality television star Conor Canning tells a court that his decision to steal from a former employee and lie to a real estate property board did not result…
A reality TV star who has admitted stealing a database from his former employer and then repeatedly lying about it has told a court he did not tell the producers of the show because it was a “niche issue”.
Key points:
- The Property Agents Tribunal stripped Conor Canning of his real estate licence after he stole a database and lied about it
- He has admitted the theft but is appealing against the tribunal’s decision to de-register him in the Magistrates Court
- The court heard Mr Canning had not disclosed…
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