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Post Office 'attempted to pervert the course of justice', lawyer alleges in new submission to inquiry

Sky News Thursday, 29 February 2024
Post Office Limited (POL) "intended to pervert the course of justice" by relying on knowingly flawed cash accounts, an inquiry submission filed today alleged.
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