Afternoon Update: Kathleen Folbigg case likened to Lindy Chamberlain; child labour charges against Muffin Break; and Tucker Carlson breaks silence

There could be reasonable doubt over 55-year-old Kathleen Folbigg’s guilt in the deaths of her four children, the NSW DPP has conceded. Photograph: Joel Carrett/AAP

Good afternoon. It’s a gripping case that’s been equated to that of Lindy Chamberlain. Kathleen Folbigg was handed a 25-year minimum sentence after being found guilty in 2003 of three counts of murder and one of manslaughter over the deaths of her four children. She has always maintained her innocence, and now prosecutors have conceded there could be reasonable doubt over her guilt.

In other news, Tucker Carlson has broken his silence and Bali locals are growing frustrated at the influencer invasion.