Wrongly convicted mother Kathleen Folbigg says genetic testing should be made more readily available to avoid other people experiencing a similar fate.
Ms Folbigg served more than 20 years in prison after being convicted of killing her four children, before she was released and acquitted in 2023 after an inquiry heard there was reasonable doubt about her guilt based on new scientific evidence.
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