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Ethan James

Jumping castle tragedy operator chases legal money

Rosemary Gamble said she still fears being harmed or confronted by the media or the public. (Ethan James/AAP PHOTOS)

The operator of the jumping castle at the centre of a school tragedy wants a state to cover her legal costs, despite not having paid anything for lawyers.

Six children died after a "dust devil" lifted the castle and several inflatable balls into the air during end-of-year celebrations at Hillcrest Primary School in Devonport, Tasmania, in December 2021.

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