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Collapsed super fund manager claims $200m was swiped for rooftop pools and supercars

Paul Chiodo is suing his builder claiming investor money that was intended for developments was instead used to buy flashy cars and high-end property.

Collapsed super fund manager claims $200m was swiped for rooftop pools and supercars

We haven't written up this one. The Sydney Morning Herald has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.

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