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Time to end the farce of a wrongful conviction

September 17, 2026

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Susan Neill-Fraser outside the Supreme Court of Tasmania, Hobart on Tuesday. Photo: Ethan James/AAP

“In Tasmania the game of ‘cover up’ is played with more intensity than in Canberra – publishers get phone calls threatening ruinous defamation proceedings unless articles are…

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