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Charges laid over fatal Tasmania 2021 jumping castle tragedy

Nov. 17, 2023 - 17:01 By ABC NEWS (Australia)

A Tasmanian company has been charged over the hillcrest jumping castle tragedy in 2021 in Devonport. Six children at the Hillcrest Primary School died when strong winds lifted a jumping castle into the air during an end-of-year event.