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Mark Bryers pleads not guilty in alleged Aussie tax scam

The former Blue Chip boss claims he can't afford a lawyer.

Infamous Kiwi businessman Mark Bryers has pleaded not guilty to two criminal charges over his alleged involvement in a multi-million tax conspiracy connected to an Australian crime syndicate.

And an Australian court has heard that Bryers, whose assets are frozen, has been unable to obtain legal

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Hamish McNicol Mon, 11 Apr 2022
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