New South Wales govt to challenge parole for Malaysian killer of Aussie surgeon


  • Nation
  • Sunday, 23 Sep 2012

MELBOURNE: The New South Wales (NSW) state government is challenging a decision to grant parole to Malaysian Liew Chiew Seng who killed heart surgeon Victor Chang.

Liew was given parole last week, 21 years after being jailed for shooting Chang dead in a failed extortion attempt at Mosman, north Sydney.

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