Ankle monitoring deemed unlawful for convicted murderer

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A convicted murderer from Papua New Guinea is behind the High Court ruling that forced the federal government to abandon ankle tracking of former immigration detainees.

Updated March 19, 2026 — 9:43pm,first published 9:40pm

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