Prosecutors to appeal mushroom murderer's jail term Prosecutors have filed the paperwork to appeal Erin Patterson's jail term, describing the 33-year non-parole period as manifestly inadequate. AAP · Oct 6, 2025
Mushroom murder books hit the shelves, with fresh takes Books about Erin Patterson's sensational triple murder trial are being published, promising to reveal more about the poisoning case that fascinated the world. AAP · Oct 4, 2025
Potential contempt charges in relation to Kyle and Jackie O comments on Erin Patterson still under consideration Office of public prosecutions says decision has ‘not yet been finalised’, four months after judge referred comments including Kyle Sandilands saying ‘lock that bitch up’ The Guardian - AU · Oct 4, 2025
Australian mushroom killer Erin Patterson set to appeal triple murder conviction New legal team says they intend to file appeal but need more time to prepare The Independent UK · Oct 3, 2025
Afternoon Update: Erin Patterson to appeal convictions; PNG’s defence treaty with Australia; and Nirvana’s legal win Patterson’s barrister Richard Edney confirmed she would appeal during a short hearing in Melbourne The Guardian - AU · Oct 2, 2025
Australia 'Mushroom Murderer' Erin Patterson To Appeal Conviction Australian convicted murderer Erin Patterson will appeal her guilty verdict for killing three people with toxic mushrooms, her lawyer told a court on Thursday, after a trial that sparked a global media frenzy. International Business Times · Oct 2, 2025
Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson to appeal convictions Triple-murderer Erin Patterson has formally indicated she will appeal her convictions after she was found guilty of serving a deadly mushroom lunch. AAP · Oct 2, 2025
Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson will appeal against her convictions, court told Lawyers for Erin Patterson confirmed on Thursday that she would appeal against her convictions, after she was sentenced to life imprisonment last month The Guardian - AU · Oct 2, 2025
Mushroom murders, riotous mockumentary and a surveillance thriller: what to watch in October This month’s streaming lineup has plenty to offer, whether you’re chasing thrills, a nostalgic romcom, or some humour to keep you company as you settle in after a long day of work. The Conversation · Sep 30, 2025
Doctor who called Erin Patterson ‘crazy bitch’ after treating her penalised for speaking about case Health regulator places conditions on Dr Christopher Webster’s registration over comments made after mushroom lunch murder trial The Guardian - AU · Sep 19, 2025
Death Cap Murders portrays Erin Patterson as a woman who craved community – and would ‘stop at nothing’ Last week, Erin Patterson was sentenced to life in prison, with a non-parole period of 33 years, for three counts of murder and one of attempted murder. The Conversation · Sep 16, 2025
The court artist whose Erin Patterson sketches went around the world: ‘I definitely need to get some therapy’ Anita Lester’s distinctive mushroom murder trial portraits show someone she perceived to be ‘consistently sad’ The Guardian - AU · Sep 12, 2025
A one-man headline machine? Murdoch tabloid spins Ray Hadley’s sprays as ‘exclusive’ news stories Short videos recorded by the former shock jock get the star treatment. Plus: the ABC hires new investigative reporters The Guardian - AU · Sep 12, 2025
Just 6% of mass murders are by women. Here’s how, when and why they kill The world has been transfixed by the case of Erin Patterson: the Australian woman convicted of mass murder, having brutally killed three members of her family using death cap mushrooms, as well as the attempted murder of a fourth. The Conversation · Sep 9, 2025
The Guardian - AU · Sep 9, 2025 Afternoon Update: Murdoch succession drama resolved; ex-Greens candidate plans to sue NSW police; and is Australia losing its sweet tooth? Family announces Rupert Murdoch’s eldest son, Lachlan, will secure control of business
The Independent UK · Sep 9, 2025 Lone survivor of mushroom murders pleads for privacy to grieve after killer jailed for life Judge says Erin Patterson didn’t show any sign of remorse
International Business Times UK · Sep 8, 2025 'Mushroom Murderer' Erin Patterson: Victims, Trial Evidence, and the Motive Question Explained Erin Patterson sentenced to life over mushroom murders. Victims, trial evidence and her motive examined in one of Australia's most shocking cases.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 8, 2025 Morning Mail: The Boris Johnson files, online watchdog slams big tech, French government collapses eSafety commissioner says companies not doing enough to prevent sharing of harmful material
AAP · Sep 8, 2025 Mushroom killer begins life term as appeal bid looms Lawyers for mushroom killer Erin Patterson will begin weighing up her options for an appeal after she was sentenced to life in jail for murdering three people.
Woman & Home · Sep 8, 2025 Australia's mushroom murderer: Why did Erin Patterson kill and how long will she go to prison for? The story of a woman who used deadly mushrooms to kill family members has shocked the world, and she's now been sentenced for her crimes.
International Business Times UK · Sep 8, 2025 Australia's Mushroom Murder Trial: What Was Ex-Husband Simon Patterson's Testimony Erin Patterson was sentenced to life in prison after serving a mushroom-laced meal that killed three family members in 2023.
Evening Standard · Sep 8, 2025 Mushroom murderer Erin Patterson is jailed for life after killing relatives with poisoned beef Wellington Erin Patterson was convicted of murdering three people with foraged death cap mushrooms
The Guardian - AU · Sep 8, 2025 Afternoon Update: mushroom murderer Erin Patterson sentenced; fugitive father shot dead by NZ police; and pictures of the blood moon Patterson sentenced to life imprisonment with non-parole period of 33 years after being found guilty of murdering three people and attempting to murder a fourth
The Guardian - AU · Sep 8, 2025 ‘Only you know why’: how mushroom murderer Erin Patterson faced her sentencing After Patterson was sentenced to life in prison with a non-parole period of 33 years, only the question of motive remained