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A dog trainer claims he was offered $300,000 by an integrity officer to quit. It created a political storm

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A dog trainer claims he was offered $300,000 by an integrity officer to quit. It created a political storm
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Tasmania’s racing integrity commissioner Sean Carroll has denied allegations raised against him in parliament.

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