A two-month reduction in parole eligibility on a six-year sentence was insufficient recognition of substantial cooperation with the Australian Crime Commission where the information was credible, verified, expected to be productive, and exposed the informer to significant danger. The established informer's discount range of 20-50% applied, and an 18-month parole eligibility date on a six-year sentence did not affront community standards.
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