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Ex-Centrelink worker slammed over Corby leak
A FORMER Centrelink employee who leaked twisted information about jailed Bali drug runner Schapelle Corby to a television current affairs show was branded "a disgrace" yesterday by a Gold Coast magistrate.

Magistrate Terry Duroux said the Corbys had already been through enough "without this sort of thing".

He was sentencing Natalie Pearson, 24, who pleaded guilty in the Southport Magistrate's Court to unlawfully communicating private information about a pension application by Corby a month before she was arrested in Bali in October 2004 with 4.1kg of marijuana in her bodyboard bag.

The court was told Pearson leaked the details to Channel 7's Today Tonight, which ran a story alleging Corby had applied for the pension for drug-related psychological problems.

But Pearson was only repeating office gossip, as Corby's pension claim was for post-traumatic stress believed to be related to her cancer-stricken father, Michael.

Defence lawyer Debbie Marinov said Pearson had been pressured into doing the Today Tonight interview, even though she "knew it was the wrong thing to do".

Mr Duroux said while Pearson might have been pressured, she simply should have refused to do the interview.

"This was a trying time for Ms Corby and her family," he said.
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  • Schapelle's prison party
    ForeignPrisoners.com wish Schapelle a very happy 30th Birthday and we hope that your next birthday will be back here in Australia. ForeignPrisoners.com would also like to take this opportunity to thank all of its members and supporters for their cointinued support of Schapelle.

    Still hoping: Schapelle Corby has spent her 30th birthday in a Bali jail.
    THERE was cake, gifts and cards, but Schapelle Corby has spent her 30th birthday in a Bali jail waiting for the only thing she really wants. Almost a year after lodging her final appeal against her conviction and 20-year jail term for marijuana smuggling, Corby is no closer to knowing the outcome.

    Sister Mercedes Corby, with her husband Wayan and their three children, spent about an hour at Kerobokan prison yesterday. They had gifts, a chocolate cake, flowers and Schapelle's favourite food, sushi.

    It was Corby's third birthday in jail and the former beauty student was upset but being brave for the family that has supported her.

    There was a card from niece Made Nyeleigh, pink and purple hearts and flowers drawn in a child's hand, and a bunch of flowers for the woman they call Aunty Pelle.

    Presents included a CD player, music and clothes, but they did little to lift her spirits.

    Mercedes asked Corby how it felt to turn 30. Her reply was: "I feel 27."

    Corby has said she would remain 27, the age she was when arrested at Bali airport, until the day she is released.'''
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  • Birthday cake but no freedom for Corby 30th< /a>

  • 2007 Lucky Elephant Campaign

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    In India and China people find elephants to be lucky creatures, bringing luck and longevity. Some believing petting the trunk of a house's elephant statue will bring those people success in business or during their travels. Elephants have earned their lucky stripes in a variety of ways - they are religious symbols in the Hindu faith, and the birth of Buddha was announced by a white elephant.

    This year, we invite all Schapelle Supporters worldwide to join with us in the 2007 Lucky Elephant Campaign. Let's all hope this is Schapelle's year to come home! For those feeling more artistic, why not send your own hand made Lucky Elephants. Make them as bright and colourful, funny or as cute as you wish. We all know how much Schapelle loves elephants... so let us brighten her day [and her cell] with as much variety as possible.

    The one we have provided here includes a space for you to personalise your message. Don't forget to include your name and address so Schapelle can send a response. In the previous 'Smile A Day' campaign, Schapelle received over 300 smiles from supporters worldwide. Let's see if we can top that!

    Cheers,

    Admin FreeSchapelle.net

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    New Schapelle Corby Book - My Story
    Corby, Schapelle with Bonella, Kathryn

    Author information:
    Schapelle Corby has become one of the best-known names of the last decade, yet we, the public, know so little about her and the full horror of her ordeal. This book will change that. Read the book - she didn't do it.
    ISBN: 1405037911 - Imprint: Macmillan Australia

    Synopsis
    "When I flew to Bali on 8 October 2004, I imagined my biggest problem was going to be deciding which sarong to wear with which bikini... "

    It was meant to be a holiday. A fun-filled break to a tropical paradise to celebrate a sister's birthday. But for Schapelle Corby it ended up a waking nightmare. She was arrested at Denpasar airport after 4.2 kilograms of marijuana was found in her boogie-board bag. Schapelle had become the real-life victim of every traveller's darkest fear - drugs had been placed in her bag after she checked it in. Though completely innocent, she was forced to face the consequences of someone else's crime in a country where the penalties for drug smuggling are among the harshest in the world.

    Her trial and conviction became one of the biggest stories of the decade in Australia, and the entire nation watched in horror as she was sentenced to twenty years in jail. Yet despite the huge media coverage, the one voice we never properly heard was Schapelle's herself. Now, in this searing and utterly compelling book she tells her own story: of being wrenched from a carefree holiday into a stinking police cell, of an alien legal system where her attempts to prove herself innocent were thwarted at every turn, and of learning to survive - day by terrible day - in the squalor, discomfort and violence of a third-world jail.

    Schapelle's story is an account like no other - of a young woman experiencing the unimaginable, and enduring the unendurable with courage, strength and humour. It's simply the most unforgettable book you'll ever read.

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    Centrelink investigates EX-worker breach
    Centrelink has taken steps to identify the person who claimed to be an ex-Centrelink staff member on a television current affairs program on Thursday, 15 February 2007.

    General Manager, Hank Jongen said Centrelink staff were justifiably upset that an anonymous woman has made claims which, if true, appear to blatantly breach the strict social security privacy laws that govern all current and former employees.

    "I am outraged that someone claiming to be a former staff member appears to have blatantly breached the privacy of an individual. This is completely unacceptable," Mr Jongen said.

    "Centrelink takes the privacy and confidentiality of its customers very seriously. Where we have been made aware of a privacy breach in the past, we have taken immediate action and people have lost their jobs.

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  • Schapelle Corby off to the Dentist
    Dear Supporters,

    Mercedes would like to thank everyone for continuing their support to her, the Corby family and especially for standing strong for Schapelle. These have been a very hectic few months and there's been a great deal of upheaval. Schapelle has been amazed by the number of letters still coming in and care packages that are helping her maintain that much needed contact with the outside world and normality. Please keep your letters coming and thank you to all those who have sent gifts, reading material, elephants, and letters.

    A very special thank you to the Red Cross for fixing the water pump problem in the female section of Kerobokan. It's a real moral boost to have clean water most times.

    Schapelle is keeping her spirits up, despite the set backs, and she's so grateful that all the supporters have not forgotten her. It really does make a difference when the night comes and she's cut off from her family, knowing that she can pick up a letter from someone back home and read such comforting words before finally attempting sleep.

    Schapelle will be visiting the dentist again today [Wed, April 4, 2007]. Mercedes wont' be going with her this time but said that brother Michael will hold Schapelle's hand like a good brother should.... and the Australian consulate will also be attending in accordance with policy relating to prisoners.... AND just in case a certain Australian Television program is reading this.... a proper police escort will also be escorting Schapelle to and from the prison, as USUAL, and without any sidetrips to exotic beaches or bars! Teeth will be pulled today!

    Please join us in wishing our Schapelle the very best. No one likes going to the dentist but we know that brother Michael will have her giggling in know time ... taking her mind off the ordeal!

    Thank you again to all the Schapelle Supporters on behalf of Schapelle, her family and sister Mercedes for continuing to stand firmly beside them. Your support makes this incredible journey more bearable!

    Admin
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    Story on Schapelle documentary
    A PHOTO shown on Today Tonight last night of Schapelle and Mercedes Corby at a Balinese beach was taken in November 2004 six months before Schapelle's conviction.

    I was shown the same photo by Schapelle Corby's then lawyer Lily Lubis in her office in Sanur in May 2005 during an interview with her just before the verdict in her drug case.

    The only difference with the photo shown on TV was that Lily and a police officer called Gunadi were cut out of the image.

    Ms Lubis showed me the photo after I asked her if she thought the people of Australia would feel she had done enough for Corby's defence. She went into a long diatribe of what she had done, how she had gone the `extra yards' and how she believed in Ms Corby's innocence. During all this, she pulled out the photo and told me that Ms Corby had been taken from the prison to be formally photographed by police and that she had told Mercedes in advance that they would have lunch. club on one occassion or her sunbathing care-free on Kuta beach at other times. It is a huge joke throughout the small Indonesian island and most don't take it seriously. Schapelle's response to all this is to simply take it in her stride. She is sometimes hurt that people listen to these stories and then think that she is having an easy life. Her life is absolute hell.

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  • Coren confesses Corby lies
  • Australia, Indonesia on verge of prisoner treaty
  • Corby protesting her innocence
  • Corby friend's TV claims raise questions
  • Schapelle's sister to sue
  • Corby insider exposes family's dark past

    The truth behind the myth of visits outside the prison
    We wish to confirm that Schapelle had a visit to the dentist Wednesday 28th Feb 2007 - with appropriate police escort and the Australian Consulate following behind in an Embassy vehicle. Schapelle got a filling and was in and out of Kerobokan Prison in 45minutes. She did not stop along the way to go to the beach or shopping. The Australian Consulate made representations, as they do for all Australians detained overseas, to the Kerobokan Prison authorities and were granted permission for Schapelle to have access to appropriate medical care [dental].

    Schapelle states that there was a local cameraman who filmed her leaving the prison and followed her to and from the dentist. Other still shots of Schapelle going to court leading up to her sentencing in 2005 have also been used in television advertising. Pictures of Schapelle, taken on 28 November 2004, when she was detained at Polda Police Station have been used in television advertising to suggest that Schapelle is taking day trips around Bali. Such images are not recent.

    Close friends to Schapelle Corby say that the claims Schapelle gets days out of prison are totally false. The prison officials and diplomatic staff also reiterate that this is not possible. Friends confirm that numerous rumours from Expats in Bali continue to circulate of how they saw Schapelle Corby at a night club on one occassion or her sunbathing care-free on Kuta beach at other times. It is a huge joke throughout the small Indonesian island and most don't take it seriously. Schapelle's response to all this is to simply take it in her stride. She is sometimes hurt that people listen to these stories and then think that she is having an easy life. Her life is absolute hell.

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  • Schapelle Corby News Archives
  • My Life: Mercedes Corby
  • Schapelle Corby off to the Dentist
  • Mercedes Corby launches suit over 'Today Tonight' allegations
  • Coren confesses Corby lies
  • Story on Schapelle documentary
  • The truth behind the myth of visits outside the prison
  • Australia, Indonesia on verge of prisoner treaty
  • Schapelle could come home
  • Corby protesting her innocence
  • Corby friend's TV claims raise questions
  • Schapelle's sister to sue
  • Corby insider exposes family's dark past
  • Corby going nowhere but stir crazy
  • Corby 'should be thankful'
  • Special Notice - Schapelle Corby Transfer
  • Sister Says Schapelle definitely not getting moved
  • Corby fears jail transfer
  • Schapelle Corby's sentence cut
  • Schapelle 'humiliated' by magazine gossip/a>
  • Corby's sister forced home
  • Corby has hopes of happy ending from book sales
  • Corby story a bestseller
  • Schapelle footage lost, wiped
  • Life is hell, Corby says
  • Gold Coast Bulletin Nov 11, 2006 - Schapelle's Story
  • 24 October 2006 - Baby on the Way
  • Schapelle Supporters appeal for a full Judicial Review of Schapelle's Case Tony Wilson, Schapelle Corby
  • Terrorists, drug smugglers face longer jail terms
  • Court urged to reject Corby's review bid
  • Update on Schapelle Corby Case
  • Indonesia Cuts Jail Terms For Corby, Lawrence
  • Schapelle Corby trial delayed
  • Corby's final appeal nears
  • Corby team ready to file final appeal
  • Make a wish, Schapelle
  • Update Corby Case - 12 July 2006
  • New look a snip for Schapelle Corby New look a snip for Schapelle Corby Corby and brother pen jail letters
  • Schapelle better off in Bali: Mum
  • Aussie jail hope for Corby
  • Travel warning - Remember Schapelle
  • Indonesia's former Police Chief admits the case against Schapelle Corby was flawed.
  • Trembling in terror, another Australian faces tough justice
  • I stay strong for Schapelle
  • Update 'When will the nightmare end?'
  • Letter to Australian Prime Minister from concerned citizen
  • Recent Messages to Schapelle
  • Cameras 'worked for Corby'
  • Video Interview with John Murphy
  • Big gap in airline staff security checks
  • Airport camera claims 'not new'
  • FPSS Member writes Indoinesian President over halt to exchange negotiations
  • MP plans trade freeze over visa 'backstabbing'
  • Indonesia to snub Nias memorial service
  • Refugee row threatens prisoner exchange
  • Corby case drugs destroyed
  • Corby's despair as evidence burns
  • Bali police burn Corby's marijuana
  • Sorrow felt by Schapelle Supporters
  • letter to the Ambassador of the Indonesian Embassy in Australia.
  • Urgent Press Release March 17, 2006
  • Corby Urgent Update March 16, 2006
  • Transfer hope for Nine, Corby
  • Anger over 'sick' Bali prison tours
  • Corby Update by Tony Wilson - 12/03/2006
  • Schapelle Corby Update Friday 10 March 2006
  • A Quiet Vigilance for Schapelle Corby
  • Schapelle Corby supporters hit back at ABC 7:30 Report aired 30 January 2006
  • 7:30 Report on Corby Father Drug Link
  • No 'direct link' between trafficking report and Corby
  • Corby mother considers legal action
  • Corby family sacks brother's lawyers
  • Hotman chooses Ferrari over Corby
  • The curse of the Corby clan
  • Corby rejected opportunity to bribe: mum
  • Free Schapelle News Release 24 Jan 2006
  • Corby's brother 'not linked to her case'
  • Court test for Corby's brother
  • AFP checks Corby twist
  • Corby's lawyer vows to fight on
  • Corby hope
  • Tragic Tale Hits Home
  • International Prisoner Advocates acknowledge Journalist' support to Schapelle Corby
  • Schapelle Corby's sentence reinstated to 20 years
  • Corby faces full 20 years' jail
  • Double blow for Corby
  • Drug accused clears Corby
  • Drug smuggler suspect mum on photos
  • Christmas party for Corby, Bali Nine
  • Christmas lunch for Bali Nine, Corby
  • Corby's mum to hand-deliver photos
  • Corby mum denies knowing drug suspect
  • Australian police evaluate new photographs of Schapelle Corby
  • Urgent Appeal from Rosleigh Rose [Corby]
  • Schapelle Supporter hits back!
  • No Qantas-Corby link, says Keelty
  • November 24, 2005 Update from Mercedes Corby
  • Corby's mum has message for Leslie
  • Faith, hope and Kerobokan
  • Schapelle's cell conditions worsen
  • Schapelle Update 07 Nov 2005
  • Seeking Support for Schapelle
  • Support group seeks release for Schapelle
  • Corby's lawyers to offer new evidence
  • Corby a jail 'angel'
  • Faith, hope and Kerobokan
  • Downer torpedoed Corby jail deal: Hotman
  • Convicted Australian drug smuggler to file appeal
  • Feedback from Mercedes Corby - October 05, 2005
  • Indonesian court cuts Corby jail term by five years: lawyer
  • Schapelle Corby's jail term cut
  • Corby to fight drug sentence
  • Corby lawyer plans new appeal
  • Corby's sister tells of Bali horror
  • Prosecutors confident on Corby life term
  • Corby may wait another month: lawyer
  • Mercedes sends her appreciation to all Schapelle supporters.
  • Jail cut crummy, says ex-detainee
  • Corby lawyer wants PM to sack Ellison
  • Schapelle's down to her last chance
  • Schapelle's hopes for adjournment
  • Judges shut down Corby trial
  • Lawyer and senator in gun drama
  • Corby drug witness backtracks
  • Judges abort Corby re-trial
  • Qantas employees to testify for Corby
  • Corby lawyers seek minister meeting
  • Hopes dashed in new Corby fiasco
  • Parasites put bite on Corby case for cash
  • Corby case gets a new witness
  • Schapelle's mum sells to pay bills
  • Trafficking epidemic - Corby family seeks out Aussie airport drug-smuggling evidence
  • Mystery caller on Corby's drug bag
  • Schapelle scoffs at 'escape risk' claim amid fallout from media stalking
  • Bali court gives Corby 2nd chance in drug trial
  • Australian police to appear in Corby appeal
  • Aussie woman's trial reopens
  • Corby dreads the court walk
  • Bali Cell-ebration
  • Cards, letters buoy Corby in grim jail cell.
  • Corby involved in cell scuffle
  • Cards, letters buoy Corby in grim jail cell
  • Family, friends gather for Corby's birthday
  • Howard promises government help
  • Corby texts well-wishers
  • PM reassures Corby of government help
  • Birthday rally calls for federal help for Corby
  • Fresh hope for Schapelle
  • Full text: Corby's plea
  • Corby asks PM for help with appeal
  • Downer urges Corby witness list
  • Beauty and the east
  • No pardon for drug smugglers: Indonesia
  • Corby pleads for Tampoe's return
  • Schapelle tries to rehire fired trio
  • New legal team to say sorry
  • Corby rehires legal team, two days after sacking
  • Corby: I'm so sorry
  • Corby sacks Indonesian legal team
  • Corby fires Indonesian team
  • Bakir cuts all Corby ties
  • "Corby case hit by bribe claims"
  • Corby in Indonesia and monkeys in Australia
  • Govt holds dim view of 'exploitation'
  • Ron's mad now
  • Bakir wants 500K, Corbys say
  • Corby's image hijacked as supporter base fractures
  • Schapelle’s case of stolen identity
  • QCs left out of Corby appeal
  • Corby lawyer asks for Yudhoyono's help
  • Police uncover Corby breakout plan
  • Corby may call 12 new witnesses
  • Canberra rejects Corby's legal wish-list
  • Prosecutors lodge Corby appeal
  • STAY CALM Schapelle Corby's plea to Australia
  • Minister warns of limits to Corby aid
  • Flood of 'Corby' charities concerns Qld Govt
  • Corby's legal team turns heat up on Government
  • Australian defence team meets Corby family
  • Corby's legal team turns heat up on Government
  • Corby Family Press Release June/9/2005
  • Australian officials seek Indonesia prisoner swap pact
  • Barristers reassure Schapelle's family
  • Why the judges found Corby guilty
  • Corby warns against anti-Indonesia reaction
  • The Schapelle Corby case
  • Schapelle rings a bell for parents
  • Shapelle's Grim World
  • Corby bearing up well: official
  • Appeal Next Step for Schapelle Corby
  • Corby supporters condemn letter
  • Barrister's plea for Schapelle
  • Schapelle's mum upset at mix-up over lawyers
  • Australian leaders still battling public outrage over Bali drug verdict
  • Australian foreign minister says drug smuggler's best option may be president
  • Mustn't forget other Australian prisoners overseas
  • Bali court sentences Corby to 20 years in jail
  • Australians shocked by sentence
  • Corby case strains Indonesia-Australia ties, FM warns against backlash
  • Transcript of Schapelle Corby Verdict
  • Australia moves for one-off transfer
  • Corby meets lawyer, sister, backer
  • Schapelle endures her darkest days
  • Schapelle writes to president
  • Schapelle in good spirits, says mum
  • Schapelle plan: time in a Gold Coast jail
  • Corby lawyer presents letter to judges
  • White knight the boss of Corby Inc
  • Bakir denies Corby firm benefit
  • Corby judges bombarded
  • Corby's ex-husband in shock
  • Schapelle wins last-minute hope
  • Schapelle Corby trial wraps up
  • One last bid to prove Corby innocent
  • Corby's defence calls for Keelty's head
  • Companies collapse around Schapelle Corby's white knight
  • The Corby campaign in overdrive
  • Warning on Schapelle Donation Sites
  • Drug activists demand death for Corby
  • Corby bag processed same day as cocaine
  • Online helpers face hackers
  • Buy the shirt, free Schapelle
  • Corby's lawyers gear up to make final submission
  • Police admit gaps in prosecution case
  • It's crunch time for Schapelle
  • Bali cop admits to gaps in Corby case
  • Police 'help smuggle drugs'
  • Prosecutors sum up in Corby case
  • Corby loses heart as prosecutors demand life
  • Corby Sitting target
  • Schapelle's grief: 'saviour' stabbed
  • Worrying signs for Corby defence
  • Media under fire over Bali Nine 'bug'
  • Corby arrives in court
  • Final submissions for Corby prosecutors
  • Prosecutors to respond to Corby's freedom plea
  • Prosecutors have last say in Corby trial
  • Corby lawyers to attack police over 'admission'
  • Corby witness stabbed in jail
  • Eleventh hour letter to judge
  • $200,000 rumoured for Corby book deal
  • Open season for journalists reporting justice Bali-style
  • Bali Boycott Threat if Accused Smuggler is Convicted
  • $200,000 rumoured for Corby book deal
  • Corby judge to ignore emotion
  • Corby Trial Statement - 'I ask for you... to find me innocent'
  • Judge unmoved by Corby's tearful plea
  • Corby campaign hits the road
  • Plea may have fallen on deaf ears
  • She's a person of good character, says handwriting expert
  • Indonesia seeks respect for legal process
  • Corby's final plea just right: lawyer
  • Final appeal from Schapelle Corby
  • My life in your hands, have mercy
  • No Corby intervention: Downer
  • Any prisoners exchanged will serve full sentences
  • Schapelle's father says no drugs in boogie board bag
  • Father bewildered over Corby's plight
  • All I did wrong was not locking my bag: Corby
  • Tearful Corby urges judges to clear her
  • Corby to make plea for freedom
  • Corby team 'anxious but hopeful' on key day
  • Hitch on quick Corby transfer
  • Corby shuns sedatives for crucial statement
  • Corby readies tearful last plea
  • Fury at Corby pregnancy rumour
  • Corby pregnant claim 'rubbish', says lawyer
  • Tests show Corby not pregnant
  • Corby to take sedative to help her make final statement
  • Corby witness says informant will dob in owner of drugs
  • Film crew making movie on Corby ordeal
  • Corby dodges death, but 'life over'
  • No firing squad for Schapelle Corby
  • Corby relieved at penalty submission
  • Judge warns Corby could still face death
  • Schapelle needs our help: friends
  • Bakir slams justice, breaks down
  • Symbol of support means the world to Schapelle
  • Bali Heroin arrests no bearing on Corby case, Downer says
  • New clue may save Schapelle
  • Prosecutors to seek life in jail
  • Corby 'won't be given death penalty'
  • Letter hints at AFP cover-up
  • Corby collapses amid hints of corruption
  • No way Corby was faking it, says sister
  • Corby trial postponed for week
  • PM feels for Schapelle
  • 'Hysterical' Corby collapses
  • Schapelle Corby arrives at court
  • Possible delay in Bali Corby trial
  • Schapelle Corby hears possible sentence
  • Corby supporters offer reward
  • Schapelle Corby hears possible sentence
  • Consular threat over Schapelle Corby
  • Downer signals support for Corby
  • Baggage handler misdeeds to help Corby
  • More baggage tampering claims emerge
  • Fight to save Corby's life
  • Minister steps in over Corby and death penalty
  • Jakarta lobbied over Corby case
  • SBY vows justice in Corby case
  • Twisted hand of fate
  • Dad's visit gives boost to Corby
  • Downer confident in Corby court
  • Corby may serve term back home
  • Corby suicide fears force sick father to dash to Bali
  • PM would oppose Corby's execution
  • Keep believing in me: Schapelle
  • Corby lawyer pessimistic
  • Yellow ribbon day for Corby family
  • Corby 'a victim of cowards'
  • Corby Fate hangs in the balance
  • Bali drug witness is a liar, says accused
  • Melbourne man denies Corby drugs link
  • Drug baron would kill us, Corby witness says
  • Corby an 'innocent victim', Bali court told
  • Can this man save Schapelle
  • Corby defence meets scared witness
  • Prisoner stakes life on Corby's innocence
  • Schapelle couldn't have done it
  • Corby's mystery witness free to fly
  • Qld police agree to help Corby's lawyers
  • New Corby drug evidence 'improbable'
  • No truth in Corby claims, says Keelty
  • AFP casts doubt over new evidence in Corby case
  • Evidence may clear Corby of smuggling
  • Drugs planted, say Corby lawyers
  • Corby lawyers bouyant over new evidence
  • Downer helps Corby supporters
  • There were no drugs, Corby friend tells trial
  • Indonesians refuse test on Corby drugs
  • Howard 'concerned' over Corby trial
  • Corby lawyer pleads for Australian help
  • Corby could die in jail, says friend
  • Millionaire sends team to help Corby
  • Friends rally in their support of Schapelle
  • Student to share drug experience with Corby lawyers
  • Schapelle attacks customs officers
  • Corby's mum blasts protesters
  • Demonstrators demand beauty student's death
  • Protesters storm Corby trial
  • Schapelle's Court Case Continues
  • Corby urges judge to view airport video footage
  • Aussie pleads for her life
  • Spare me, Corby begs Indonesian judges
  • Corby accuses customs official of lying
  • Nightmares at a few minutes to midnight
  • Day of reckoning: Corby faces court
  • Corby trial adjourned ahead of witness accounts
  • 'Ganja Queen' faces her accusers
  • Corby weeps as court told of drug find
  • Corby to face trial on Thursday
  • Corby drugs trial 'before' February
  • Corby could face Bali court this month
  • Corby lawyer slams lack of Govt support
  • Trials near for two held in Bali
  • Australian arrested in Indonesia over drug charges
  • Australian gets consular help in Bali
  • Corby evidence brief handed over
  • Mother more confident about daughter's Bali drug drama
  • Bali lawyers revisit luggage
  • Corby case is very curious: Downer
  • Corby's brush with Bali bomber
  • Transcript: The accused - 60 Minuites Australia Story
  • Facing death, Corby proclaims her innocence
  • Corby's nightmare holiday in hell
  • Australian facing death penalty
  • Accused drug runner wants embassy help
  • Prove my innocence
  • Bali drug accused maintains innocence
  • Accused student may be a victim: lawyers
  • 'Help me' pleads student at risk of death sentence
  • Bali drug haul not mine, says girl
  • Lawyers check Bali drugs plant theory
  • Father of alleged drug smuggler says she was framed

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