''Who did this? I don't know''. Schapelle Corby has broken down in her first live TV interview since her release from a Balinese prison in 2014, opening up about the intense toll her drug conviction ...

Corby, 41, has been living out of the media spotlight in Queensland since her return to Australia last year. She told Woman’s Day she is happy to be alive after spending nine years behind bars in Bali ...

Reports that Schapelle Corby could earn millions of dollars for her first post-jail media interview have triggered howls of protest that crime will have paid for the Australian drug trafficker. But ...

In her first live interview, Schapelle Corby has spoken about the iconic moment she was sentenced to 20 years in a Bali prison for drug trafficking. Appearing with her sister Mercedes on the Kyle and ...

INDONESIA’S Deputy Justice Minister is expected to make a statement today about another attempt by Schapelle Corby’s family to hold an interview. The office of Denny Indrayana says the deputy will ...

Australia has always had a soft spot for villains. From war criminal Breaker Morant to bushranger Ned Kelly, to hit man Mark “Chopper” Read, the nation has a penchant for casting aside inconvenient ...

SCHAPELLE Corby could do a TV interview with the Indonesian Justice Minister’s blessing: by coming clean and admitting she is guilty. Rather than Mike Willesee nodding along and chucking in some ...

CHANNEL Seven is believed to have snared the first interview with Schapelle Corby worth $2m with veteran Mike Willessee in Bali. The convicted drug smuggler’s mother Rosleigh allowed Seven cameras ...

Speaking in Bali late last night Denny Indrayana said any interview could cause unease in the community which could be a breach of her parole. And he said he was echoing the thoughts of the Justice ...

Amir Syamsuddin said Schapelle Corby’s case had become quite a sensation and it was time that Corby and her family realise that she is inmate enjoying parole whose parole can be revoked. Mr Syamsuddin ...