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Breaking: High-profile married man's name to remain suppressed in Cairns extortion case

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Breaking: High-profile married man's name to remain suppressed in Cairns extortion case

A judge has dismissed an application to overturn a suppression order preventing the identity of a high-profile married man at the centre of an alleged extortion threat from being revealed.

Media organisations, including the ABC, applied to the Supreme Court for a judicial review of the non-publication order originally made in the Cairns Magistrates Court in late May.

Justice James Henry today dismissed the media’s application, four weeks after the judicial review was heard in Cairns.

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