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23 October 2026

Breaking: Former Bachelor Sam Wood's application for suppression order denied

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Breaking: Former Bachelor Sam Wood's application for suppression order denied

On October 4, the fitness entrepreneur was charged with assault occasioning bodily harm and strangulation in a domestic setting, relating to an incident alleged to have taken place at a luxury apartment in Noosa.

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