Kings Park
Corryn died at Kings Park, says expert
Anne-Louise Brown Corryn Rayney took her last breaths at Kings Park, a renowned pollen expert has told Lloyd Rayney’s murder trial.
Legal Aid funded Rayney defence
Rania Spooner Taxpayers funded at least part of former Perth barrister Lloyd Rayney's multi-million dollar legal battle against allegations he murdered his wife.
State launches appeal against Rayney verdict
Rania Spooner The state has launched an appeal against a Supreme Court Justice's finding that Lloyd Rayney was not guilty of the murder of his wife.
Lloyd Rayney not guilty of murder
Rania Spooner Perth's "trial of the decade" has ended with high-profile barrister Lloyd Rayney found not guilty of the murder of his Supreme Court registrar wife Corryn Rayney.
Lack of evidence crippled prosecution case against Rayney
Courtney Trenwith and Rania Spooner In the end, there was no evidence to prove prominent Perth barrister Lloyd Rayney killed his wife Corryn.
Calls for independent Rayney murder probe
Courtney Trenwith and Rania Spooner Premier Colin Barnett has ruled out an inquiry into police conduct during an investigation of Corryn Rayney's death following intense criticism.
Judgment day: Lloyd Rayney murder trial verdict
Rania Spooner One of the most puzzling and high-profile murder trials in Western Australian history is expected to culminate into a highly-anticipated verdict today.
The Rayney Trial: week 10, day one
Anne-Louise Brown Lloyd and Corryn Rayney's two daughters, Caitlyn and Sarah, are giving evidence today, in the tenth week of the murder trial.
The Rayney Trial: Week 10, day three
Anne-Louise Brown The murder trial of prominent Perth barrister Lloyd Rayney has entered its tenth week.
'Police thought it was Lloyd Rayney': Pathologist
Anne-Louise Brown Police believed Lloyd Rayney had killed his wife on the day her body was exhumed from a bush grave, according to a leading pathologist.
The Rayney trial: week nine, day one
Anne-Louise Brown Five years ago, Corryn Rayney's body was discovered in a bush grave in Kings Park. The day before her car was found abandoned on Subiaco's Kershaw Street.
Lloyd 'destroyed hard drive': Rayney trial
Anne-Louise Brown Evidence regarding a hard drive Lloyd Rayney is alleged to have destroyed after his wife’s death will be heard at his murder trial.
'Lloyd sad but poker faced': Rayney
Anne-Louise Brown A picture of a privately sensitive man deeply distressed by his wife’s death has been painted by Lloyd Rayney’s sister, Raelene Johnston.
Rayney girls to take the stand: Rayney trial
Anne-Louise Brown Emotions at Lloyd Rayney’s murder trial will run high today, with the first two witnesses called expected to be his daughters, Caitlyn and Sarah.
Red brick link in Rayney killing
Anne-Louise Brown Soil samples recovered from seed pods in Corryn Rayney’s hair were “consistent” with those taken from the Rayney home, according to one of WA’s leading mineralogists.
Science in the spotlight: What happened last week in the Rayney trial
Anne-Louise Brown The nitty-gritty details of the level of forensic testing conducted during the investigation into Corryn Rayney’s death was revealed last week in court.
Phone tap witness to appear: Rayney trial
Anne-Louise Brown The man who allegedly installed a phone tapping device which recorded the private phone conversations of Corryn Rayney is expected to give evidence today at the murder trial of Perth barrister, Lloyd...
Human skin in unchecked exhibit: Rayney trial
Anne-Louise Brown Human skin and hair were found in sand sitting dormant in Corryn Rayney’s bodybag for almost four months after her death, it was revealed at Lloyd Rayney’s murder trial yesterday.
The Rayney trial: Dirty business
Anne-Louise Brown Was Corryn Rayney's body dragged across a hard soil-covered surface or simply a soil surface?
'No trace of blood' - The Rayney trial
Anne-Louise Brown Extensive luminol testing failed to turn up any trace of blood or cleaning products at the Como home where Corryn Rayney was allegedly killed, the Supreme Court of WA has heard.
