In Cairns, Larry Joe Woosup faces trial for allegedly embezzling over $60,000 meant for the Ankumuthi Indigenous community. The prosecution paints him as dishonest, citing cash withdrawals, luxury car purchases, and vague expense logs. But the defense counters that he was simply doing his best — using cash was normal for him, the cars were for cultural work, and any paperwork errors stem from time passing, not fraud. They argue his apologies show remorse, not deception. The judge has begun jury instructions, with verdicts expected soon.
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