R v Fahmy (No. 3) [2026] NSWDC 330

R v Fahmy (No. 3) [2026] NSWDC 330 concerns sentencing after jury convictions for five fraud offences against the National Disability Insurance Agency and one money laundering offence. Over about two and a half years, Fahmy made more than 1,000 false claims through controlled entities, obtaining $2,212,967.90, and dealt with over $1 million of the proceeds through multiple accounts. The Court addressed the facts established by the verdicts, the objective seriousness of each offence, and concurrency given the overlap between the frauds and laundering. Despite significant mitigation, general deterrence required custody. Fahmy received seven years and six months’ imprisonment, with a four-year non-parole period, plus a forfeiture order.