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Magistrates in Tasmania said the inflatable was lifted into the air by an ‘unprecedented weather system’ and dismissed the charges against Rosemary Gamble.

Rosemary Gamble, the sole operator of Taz-zorb, was charged with failure to comply with health and safety duty after a jumping castle at Hillcrest Primary School was lifted 10m into the air by a ...

Bouncy castle owner Rosemary Gamble leaves Devonport Magistrates Court in Devonport (Picture: AAP Image) An Australian woman whose bouncy castle was blown into the air, leaving six children dead ...

Rosemary Gamble, owner of Taz-Zorb, was found not guilty on Friday morning after previously being accused of failing to properly anchor the inflatable castle.

Rosemary Gamble, the sole operator of Taz-zorb, was charged with failure to comply with health and safety duty after a jumping castle at Hillcrest Primary School was lifted into the air by a freak ...

Rosemary Anne Gamble, who was the owner of Taz-Zorb, which set up the equipment at the school, was accused of not following safety laws and securing the jumping castle. She had pleaded not guilty.