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Tasmanian government to consult over Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy memorial after mother says she feels 'forgotten'

Zane Mellor was one of six children killed in the Tasmanian jumping castle tragedy. (Facebook: Georgie Burt)
  • In short: The mother of one of six children killed in the Hillcrest jumping castle tragedy says a lack of communication about plans for a permanent memorial leaves her feeling "forgotten"
  • What's next: The Tasmanian government's State Recovery Advisor has since written to families to confirm consultation will be its "first priority" once a designer is selected in the coming months

For Georgie Burt, the 17 months that have passed since her son was killed have done little to ease the pain. 

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