Keli Lane

ABC News reported that Lane arrived at a friend's wedding at 4:00pm without Tegan.

ABC News reported that Lane was first interviewed by police and said she had given Tegan to the natural father, agreeing his name was Andrew Morris.

ABC News reported that Lane told police in a second interview that Tegan's father's name was Andrew Norris, not Andrew Morris.

ABC News reported that Lane was interviewed by police for a third time and was told police did not believe her account.

ABC News reported that the first day of the inquest into Tegan Lane's disappearance took place, with a non-publication order placed on the matter.

ABC News reported that Lane's trial began and that she did not give evidence.

ABC News reported that its Exposed program found up to 2,000 police phone-intercept and listening-device recordings from 2004 and 2008 had not been disclosed or handed to Lane's defence team at trial; NSW Police and the ODPP said they complied with disclosure obligations.

ABC News reported that confidential NSW Police reports written before Lane's 2010 trial contained adverse police opinions about a key prosecution witness and were not disclosed during the trial or listed on the disclosure certificate.

ABC News reported that Greens MP Sue Higginson identified Lane in NSW parliament as a victim of former prison officer Wayne Gregory Astill and called for Lane's parole application to be reconsidered.