Not forgotten: the ongoing fight to solve the Bowraville murders Next up on the Karla Grant Presents series: a powerful documentary that examines the decades-long fight for justice for three children.

Police investigating the unsolved murders of three Aboriginal children more than 20 years ago say they have fresh evidence and want the suspect tried for all three cases.

60 Minutes major investigation into the Bowraville Murders could finally see serial killer put on trial THE Bowraville Murders case has left the families of three children without closure for more ...

When 3 kids went missing within 5 months from the same street, police didn't spot a pattern. Learn more about the Bowraville serial killer Over 30 years later, justice has yet to be served.

The children's families had believed this exception – introduced in 2006 with the Bowraville murders in mind – would allow the alleged killer to be tried for all three murders.

A hearing into whether a man should be retried for the murders of two Aboriginal children in the early 1990s hears he sexually "mauled" another girl, who later disappeared.

The Bowraville murders: Why the families are still waiting for justice No one has been held responsible for a series of crimes nearly 30 years ago, with the families awaiting Thursday's crucial ...

The murder of three children in Bowraville is a crime that has gone unsolved for more than 20 years Caroline Overington investigates why. | Australian Women's Weekly content brought to you by Now ...

Detectives will spend this week in Bowraville, in northern NSW, in an effort to find the remains of 16-year-old Colleen Walker-Craig, who went missing 34 years ago.

The Bowraville Murders documentary exposes racism in Australia A new documentary on the murder of three Bowraville children three decades ago exposes the anguish of the families and the completely ...

The NSW Court of Criminal Appeal ruled that a man cannot be retried for the murders of two Indigenous children – a major blow to families of the victims in a nearly 30-year-old case.

Australia's double jeopardy laws are under scrutiny, after a rejected application to retry a man for the Bowraville murders.