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Hogan's Sydney lawyer Andrew Robinson yesterday said that two film industry figures were preparing to testify the Crocodile Dundee star had lost "$10 million to $15 million per annum" during the Operation Wickenby criminal investigation.
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Hogan's Sydney lawyer Andrew Robinson yesterday said that two film industry figures were preparing to testify the Crocodile Dundee star had lost "$10 million to $15 million per annum" during the Operation Wickenby criminal investigation.
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Two film industry figures were prepared to give evidence that the actor and comedian had lost up to $15 million a year during the five-year Operation Wickenby, his lawyer has told The Daily Telegraph.
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In a majority decision, the High Court ruled there had been no substantial miscarriage of justice in the cases of Adam John Hargraves and Daniel Aran Stoten, who were both arrested during the Operation Wickenby crackdown on organised tax evasion.
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Hogan's Sydney lawyer Andrew Robinson yesterday said that two film industry figures were preparing to testify the Crocodile Dundee star had lost "$10 million to $15 million per annum" during the Operation Wickenby criminal investigation.
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Government must pay over failed Wickenby criminal tax investigation, says Paul Hogan PAUL
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Hogan's Sydney lawyer Andrew Robinson yesterday said that two film industry figures were preparing to testify the Crocodile Dundee star had lost "$10 million to $15 million per annum" during the Operation Wickenby criminal investigation.
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The court was told the pair came undone when officers of the Australian Crime Commission and the Australian Federal Police raided their homes in mid-2005 as part of Operation Wickenby.
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The Crime Commission wants the documents for the case it is building against the three men as part of operation Wickenby.
Stuff.co.nz - Stuff By KATE LAHEY 2010
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Mr Hogan, his artistic collaborator John Cornell and their accountant Tony Stewart are the target of the nation's $300 million Wickenby investigation into the use of offshore tax havens.
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