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Renowned surf club’s bitter civil war revealed
The former treasurer of the Surfers Paradise Surf Life Saving Club (SPSLC) has sued a committee member claiming $500,000 in damages for distress, upset and embarrassment caused by allegedly false claims he is incompetent, dishonest and has acted negligently as club treasurer.Warren Peters, 58, who represented Australia in surf life saving in the 1980s competing alongside current club president and former champion ironman Trevor Hendy, states in his claim filed in the District Court in Southport last…
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