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Emily Woods and Ethan James

$1.4m to be released to Hillcrest families

Hobart-born Jack Riewoldt (r) and his Richmond teammates pay tribute to the Hillcrest victims. (AAP)

More than $1.4 million in donations will soon flow to the families of children killed and injured in Tasmania's jumping castle tragedy, after legal issues over an online fundraiser were resolved.

Six students at Devonport's Hillcrest Primary School were killed and three badly hurt when the castle and several inflatable Zorb balls became airborne during final-day celebrations in December.

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