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David MurrayNational Crime Correspondent

David Murray is The Australian’s National Crime Correspondent. He was previously Crime Editor at The Courier-Mail and prior to that was News Corp’s London-based Europe Correspondent. He is behind investigative podcasts The Lighthouse and Searching for Rachel Antonio and is the author of The Murder of Allison Baden-Clay.

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Attorney-General and Minister for Justice Yvette D’Ath at Jellurgal Arts Centre on the Gold Coast With Senior Cultural Promotions Officer - Lexene Busbridge, Attorney General - the Hon Yvette D'Ath MP & Aboriginal Elder - Aunty Joyce Summers

Coroner’s Court review buried

A review of Queensland’s Coroner’s Court is being kept secret because of concerns about staff wellbeing if the findings were released.

David Murray and SEAN PARNELL

Lost in LarrimahThe Nation

Family of Andrew Cooper an NT Man who went missing in Katherine in 2015 L to R Cousin Sammy Wright , Son Jordan Cooper grandson Lil Kris and son Kris Cooper outside Darwin. Pic Glenn Campbell

Tragic toll of highway to oblivion

At least 13 people have vanished — never to be found — along this stretch of the NT over the last 20 years. | PODCAST

David Murray

The Nation

Police divers at work near Sydney's Gladesville Bridge. Picture: Instagram

Exec’s boyfriend quiet on murder

In recent weeks, mining executive Cecilia Haddad had asked Mario Marcelo Santoro to move out of her Ryde apartment.

David Murray

The Nation

A supplied undated image obtained Wednesday, May 2, 2018 of 38-year-old Brazilian National Cecilia Haddad. The body of Ms Haddad is believed to have been found in the Lane Cove River near Angelo Street, Woolwich on Sunday. (AAP Image/Supplied by NSW Police) NO ARCHIVING, EDITORIAL USE ONLY

Police probe Brazil links

Brazilian executive Cecilia Haddad and Mario Marcelo Santoro were business partners, colleagues and lovers.

David Murray

murder investigationThe Nation

Cecilia Haddad and her former lover Mario Marcelo Santoro.

Ex-lover ‘person of interest’

Brazilian executive Cecilia Haddad and Mario Marcelo Santoro were business partners, had worked with the same disability support service and were former lovers.

David Murray

The Nation

HI-RES ORIGINAL IMAGE FROM AKUBRA - Amy Everett - Who modelled as

Sadness descends on Dolly school

A school is reeling after the parents of Amy ‘Dolly’ Everett spoke for the first time about events leading up to her death.

David Murray

The Nation

Supplied pictures of Cecilia Haddad with Filipe Torres

Ex-lover flees murder case

Cecilia Haddad’s ex-lover is understood to have flown to Rio de Janeiro the day before her body was found by kayakers.

David Murray and Remy Varga

The Nation

The Scots PGC College has been left reeling following Amy “Dolly” Everett's death.

School reeling over Dolly

Scots PGC College principal was said to be spending time with students following revelations about Dolly’s troubles.

David Murray

National Affairs

DNA the new weapon for police

An explosion in DNA testing by people wanting to trace their family histories has opened a new frontier in crime fighting.

David Murray

The Nation

SIRIYAKORN “BUNG” SIRIBOON, who went missing on June 2, 2011.

Facebook to aid hunt for missing

Facebook’s facial recognition and auto tagging technology will be harnessed in the search for missing Australians.

David Murray

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