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Child abuse survivor: extension of abuser's jail sentence still 'falls short'

11/11/2026, 7:16:48 AM

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The man was initially jailed by an ACT court for more than two years but, after an appeal, he was re-sentenced to four years and seven months.

Child abuse survivor: extension of abuser's jail sentence still 'falls short'.
The man was initially jailed by an ACT court for more than two years but, after an appeal, he was re-sentenced to four years and seven months.
The man was initially jailed by an ACT court for more than two years but, after an appeal, he was re-sentenced to four years and seven months.

The man was initially jailed by an ACT court for more than two years but, after an appeal, he was re-sentenced to four years and seven months.

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