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An appeals court will be asked to consider overturning her convictions.

An appeals court will be asked to consider overturning her convictions.

Kathleen Folbigg has already been pardoned on three counts of murder and one of manslaughter due to new evidence the deaths were from natural causes.

A falling Australian dollar and rising interest rates that make debt more expensive will add to Qantas Group’s capital expenditure bill, which is already giant.

Kathleen Folbigg, 55, was convicted of three counts of murder and one of manslaughter in 2003 after her babies Patrick, Sarah, Laura and Caleb died in suspicious circumstances between 1989 and 1999.

Kathleen Folbigg had her first child at 21, and like most new moms kept a diary of the times her baby fed, slept, burped and bathed.

Former high court judge Michael Kirby among experts calling for a criminal cases review commission in Australia

'It's unimaginable, and none of us can put ourselves in Kathleen's shoes ... we can't inhabit her grief,...

'It's unimaginable, and none of us can put ourselves in Kathleen's shoes ... we can't inhabit her grief,...

'It's unimaginable, and none of us can put ourselves in Kathleen's shoes ... we can't inhabit her grief,...