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Maeve Bannister and Peter Bodkin

Baby-killer Lane knocked back parole in 'no body' test

Keli Lane has been denied parole after being found guilty in 2010 of murdering her baby daughter. (Jeremy Piper/AAP PHOTOS)

A woman convicted of killing her baby daughter has been denied a bid for freedom after parole authorities ruled she had not helped police track down the location of the infant's body.

Keli Lane, 48, was convicted in 2010 in one of Australia's most notorious criminal cases after a jury found her guilty of murdering her newborn daughter Tegan in September 1996. 

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