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 A husband and wife have been spared jail time for their role in directing a childcare subsidy fraud syndicate.

The pair apologised to the country they defrauded before they were allowed to walk out of Sydney's Downing Centre District Court on Wednesday afternoon.

Judge Jane Culver sentenced Alee Farmann and Lubna Hashimy to imprisonment but granted the couple a three-year recognisance release order.

Husband and wife daycare fraudsters spared jail time

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Long-awaited ICAC report into Gladys Berejiklian to be released next week

By Alexandra Smith

Updated June 21, 2023 —l

KEY POINTS

• An ICAC report into its investigation into former NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian will be released on June 29.
• Former Liberal MP Daryl Maguire, who had been in a secret five-year relationship with Berejiklian, was the original target of the investigation.
• Berejiklian resigned in October 2021 after the investigation into Maguire was expanded to include her as well.