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Smithton neck stabber poses 'unacceptable risk to the public', judge rules

The order will require strict supervision and electronic monitoring for up to five years after release, the court said.

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Terry Max Wynwood was sentenced to two years prison for his unprovoked stabbing attack at Smithton in 2024, but a judge declared him a risk to the public.

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Smithton neck stabber poses 'unacceptable risk to the public', judge rules

Terry Max Wynwood was sentenced to two years prison for his unprovoked stabbing attack at Smithton in 2024, but a judge declared him a risk to the public.

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The Examiner broke the news in Launceston, Australia on Tuesday, July 28, 2026.
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