'I can actually hear my wife sobbing': Peel residents face court to get their life savings back

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Updated August 5 2020 - 6:14pm, first published August 4 2020 - 5:00pm
Dozens of Peel residents, who have lost money due to Sterling First, called for answers from ASIC as they waited for one of the couples to have their court hearing. Photos: Claire Sadler and Daniela Cooper.

It was May 2019 that about 60 Mandurah residents claim they lost their life savings when property management group, Sterling First went into administration leaving a $20 million debt.

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Claire Sadler

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