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NSW: Former CEO charged with stealing $183k from aged care charity
Jul 19 2010
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The Weekly Source

The former CEO of the charity which runs Benhome aged care facility in the Hunter region of NSW has been charged with defrauding the organisation of $183,000. Andy Fullerton, 51, has been ordered to face court next month charged with six counts of obtaining money by deception. There is no risk to Benhome’s future, according to the board.

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