Media mogul Antony Catalano has bail varied to allow travel to Byron Bay
Former ACM executive Antony Catalano will be allowed to visit his wife and kids after successfully applying to have his bail conditions changed.
Media mogul Antony Catalano has bail varied to allow travel to Byron Bay
Former ACM executive Antony Catalano will be allowed to visit his wife and kids after successfully applying to have his bail conditions changed.
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