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27 October 2026

Convicted criminal Talal Alameddine, who sold revolver used in 2015 murder of Curtis Cheng, granted parole

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Convicted criminal Talal Alameddine, who sold revolver used in 2015 murder of Curtis Cheng, granted parole

Alameddine made headlines last year when footage emerged of him in a violent brawl in the prison yard at Goulburn’s Supermax jail.

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