“They were killed where we live,” said the Northern Territory coroner this week, as she handed down findings in an inquest into the horrific domestic violence deaths of four Aboriginal women.
On Monday – the world day for the elimination of violence against women – Elisabeth Armitage delivered her long-awaited findings on the “senseless, shocking and preventable” deaths of Ngeyo Ragurrk, Kumanjayi Heywood, Kumarn Rubuntja and Miss Yunupingu.
