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Cydonee Mardon

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‘Treated like OJ Simpson’: Kaia Wright on Outback Wrangler arrest frenzy

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By Cydonee Mardon 
| News.com.au
EXCLUSIVE The wife of Outback Wrangler Matt Wright has spoken out about the “OJ Simpson-like” frenzy over her husband’s arrest, life as a single mum while her husband spent months in jail, and the quest for the truth about the fatal chopper crash that killed Chris “Willow” Wilson. Kaia Wright has spent the last four years in “a blurred state of survival mode” but vows to stand by her husband as he fights to clear his name.
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‘I won’t think of you while spending my $20k’: Mum wins $20,000 on TV contestant hits back at racists

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By Cydonee Mardon 
| News.com.au
An academic, mother and proud Indigenous Australian has hit back at trolls who very publicly declared there was no place for her on prime time television. Seaneen Wallace was a contestant on Channel Nine’s Tipping Point episode that aired this week, finally succumbing to the prods to apply from her Dad who was a big fan of the show. “I got very lucky on the day and was able to answer enough right questions and I won,” she told news.com.au. “I went on the show because it’s my dad’s favourite show.
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NRL great Wendell Sailor’s ‘erratic’ charity event behaviour

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By Cydonee Mardon 
| News.com.au
Australian footy great Wendell Sailor is in desperate need of help, after an embarrassing display of erratic and volatile behaviour during a State of Origin charity event — behaviour so concerning the football fraternity stepped in to help him into a mental health facility. The former Brisbane Broncos and Wallabies winger was a guest speaker at the Inaugural Gold Coast State of Origin Lunch on May 22 at the Sheraton Grand Mirage Resort.
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