Former boxing and rugby league star Anthony Mundine has been fined after allegedly breaching COVID-19 public health orders for a second time.
A spokesperson for NSW Police confirmed a 46-year-old man, who 9News understands was Mundine, entered a store in Kingsgrove, south-west Sydney yesterday afternoon without wearing a mask.
When asked to wear a facemask by an employee of the store, Mundine allegedly claimed he was exempt.
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The former boxer then allegedly refused to scan the QR code at the store.
Police were called to the store before visiting his home in South Hurstville. He was then issued with a fine.
https://twitter.com/WesternWilson9/status/1417585042230894594?ref_src=twsrc%5EtfwA week earlier, Mundine was also fined $1000 after he allegedly flew to Ballina, on the NSW North Coast when Greater Sydney was in lockdown.
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