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Inflatables expert gives evidence in court over 2021 Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy
By ABC NEWS (Australia)Published : Nov. 12, 2024 - 12:51
Families of the victims of the 2021 Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy have returned to the Devonport magistrates court for the second week of the criminal hearing against the castle’s operator. The court heard evidence from an inflatables expert who said the jumping castled anchorage system, and its operation, were not up to Australian standards.
