Nick Stevens fraud trial delayed again
Former Carlton vice-captain Nick Stevens' fraud trial has been delayed after the jury was dismissed due to prosecutors experiencing technical difficulties.
7news.com.auI don’t have live access to feed in this moment, but here’s what’s broadly known about Nick Stevens from recent coverage:
- There have been multiple high-profile updates about Nick Stevens, the former AFL Carlton midfielder, related to a pool installation fraud case. In early 2026 reports indicated a trial delay due to procedural issues, with prosecutors experiencing technical difficulties and a new jury expected to be seated soon [source coverage from 7NEWS around Feb 24–25, 2026].[1][8]
- By May 20–21, 2026, additional reporting noted that Stevens faced sentencing discussions after being found guilty in some proceedings related to defrauding several Mildura families of more than AU$168,000, with the court preparing for further sentencing actions the following month.[2][4]
- Earlier related coverage has described the case as spanning many years with multiple trials aborted or delayed, reflecting the complexity and seriousness of the fraud allegations.[5][1]
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