An insurance broker who cooked documents to get credit spent his time in jail improving his culinary skills.
In 2014, Grant Malcolm Herbert was sentenced to four and a half years in prison for using client funds for his own expenses and for sharing a kickback with a senior manager at Bunnings Warehouse in order to keep the hardware chain's business.
The former managing director of Herbert Insurance also used a forged document to get a $250,000 credit facility.
Despite the length of his sentence, a parole board this year said Herbert did not pose an undue risk of reoffending and had support in the community.
He was released from jail to an undisclosed address in May.