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Surprise twist in legal move by dancers against Swans players caught in hotel saga

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Brisbane Times (AU)2h ago

Leftprovisional

Surprise twist in legal move by dancers against Swans players caught in hotel saga

Lawyers for two women involved in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel incident have sent letters forecasting civil action – with an unexpected list of recipients.

Original

Brisbane Times (AU)2h ago

Leftprovisional

Surprise twist in legal move by dancers against Swans players caught in hotel saga

Lawyers for two women involved in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel incident have sent letters forecasting civil action – with an unexpected list of recipients.

Original

The Age (AU)2h ago

Leftprovisional

Surprise twist in legal move by dancers against Swans players caught in hotel saga

Lawyers for two women involved in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel incident have sent letters forecasting civil action – with an unexpected list of recipients.

Original

Sydney Morning Herald - Latest News (AU)2h ago

Leftprovisional

Surprise twist in legal move by dancers against Swans players caught in hotel saga

Lawyers for two women involved in the Pullman East Melbourne hotel incident have sent letters forecasting civil action – with an unexpected list of recipients.

Original

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