Kathleen Folbigg

Kathleen Folbigg will receive a $2 million compensation payment from the NSW government, which her lawyer has called “woefully inadequate”.

The NSW court of criminal appeal has overturned the convictions of Kathleen Folbigg, following an inquiry that found reasonable doubt in her guilt of killing her four young children.

Kathleen Folbigg’s convictions of killing her four children is getting closer to being overturned, the final report of the inquiry indicates.

Kathleen Folbigg’s case and its impact on women and justice. How wrongful convictions reveal systemic flaws in our legal system.

Here are the women who contributed to Kathleen Folbigg’s release — almost two decades of advocacy and support.

Paediatric neurologist Dr Monique Ryan told an inquiry into Folbigg that one of her sons may have died from an undiagnosed neurological disorder.

New evidence has been presented suggesting a rare genetic mutation was the “likely” cause of death of two of Folbigg’s children. 

A second public inquiry into the conviction of Kathleen Folbigg has been announced by NSW Attorney-General Mark Speakman.