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Crown prosecutors have laid out the alleged dominoes put in place by Chris Dawson that led to the murder of his wife in January 1982.

A court is told former Sydney teacher Chris Dawson allegedly used an "engineered window of quiet seclusion" to dispose of his murdered wife's body after four separate plans to leave her failed.

After weeks of evidence, including public servants' testimonies and financial documents, the jury will begin its deliberations.

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Eighteen months after the Crown bought the long-disputed land at Ihumātao, the governance group tasked with working out what to do with it has finally met, writes Jo Moir

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Nicholas Rossi - who claims to be 'Arthur Knight' - has been given seven days to produce a passport, birth certificate and other paperwork to back up his story.

Crown prosecutors have described how bruises seen on Lyn Dawson before she disappeared were one piece of a larger picture showing she was killed by her husband.

James Allchurch, also known as ‘Sven Longshanks’, is on trial at Swansea Crown Court.

Last Canada Day, Parliament Hill teemed with orange as thousands marched in response to the unmarked graves of Indigenous children being found at former residential school sites. #CancelCanadaDay trended on social media while Prime Minister Justin Trudeau urged Canadians to reflect on the country’s failures.