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- Sue Neill-Fraser won a Supreme Court ruling that lifted her parole gag order in October 2026.
- The Parole Board relied on an AI-generated report containing fabricated case law, the Human Rights Law Centre said.
- Sue Neill-Fraser says she fears for her life after receiving death threats while campaigning to clear her name.
- Tasmania Police and Attorney-General Guy Barnett declined interviews, maintaining support for the original investigation.