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Social media influencers cash in on black-market peptide boom

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By Blair Wise
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Loading... Social media pulses with influencers promoting peptides to fix any physical insecurity you might have. But most are not approved for human use and are sourced from a multi-billion-dollar black market. Here, influencers explain why they push illegal peptides and we give you an exclusive look inside the unregulated Chinese labs where many are made. When fitness influencer Josh Sawyer posts online about using unapproved peptides, hundreds of thousands of people watch.
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Billionaire Judith Neilson's ex-staffer denied bail over $1.6m fraud allegations

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By Blair Wise
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The former private secretary of a billionaire philanthropist has been denied bail after being charged with multiple fraud-related offences for allegedly spending more than $1.6 million using her employer's credit cards and bank information. Annalouise Spence was arrested on Wednesday and charged with 68 offences of dishonestly obtaining property by deception from her former employer, Judith Neilson.
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Man sentenced for pretending to shoot people while on Bondi Beach terror attack bridge Original

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By Blair Wise
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
A man who mimicked shooting at people from a pedestrian bridge where the Bondi Beach terror attack happened months earlier has been sentenced to a maximum of 12 months in jail. Zayne Jason William McMillan pleaded guilty to three counts of offensive behaviour and two of intimidation, which took place at Bondi Beach and Bondi Junction one evening in January.
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