Defence lawyers in the trial of Robert and Anne Geeves say there's "no evidence" the couple murdered Amber Haigh in June 2002.
Record-breaking sub-zero temperatures expected in NSW tomorrow
Temperatures as low as -7C are expected to be felt across the Central West region on Tuesday, with one weather forecaster warning of "unusually low" temperatures statewide.
Photo shows cattle stand on a snow -covered paddock at jerrong in the east of new south wales'Distorted' audio from incorrectly installed bugs hampered Amber Haigh investigation, murder trial hears
The detective who led the investigation into the 19-year-old's disappearance has told a murder trial the operation was hampered by various factors including listening devices in the accused killer's home and car being installed incorrectly.
Photo shows A young woman in a multicoloured jumper looks off cameraMurder trial hears mum spoke of being tied up, assaulted after sex caught on hidden camera
Amber Haigh allegedly told her third cousin that Robert Geeves tied her up and performed sexual acts on her after he uncovered footage from a hidden camera, a court has heard.
Photo shows A young woman holding a baby whose face has been blurred. A man sits next to them.Witness's memory questioned during trial into alleged murder of Amber Haigh
A witness who claimed to have seen Amber Haigh shortly before her disappearance and alleged murder has had their memory questioned by defence lawyers.
Photo shows Young smiling woman with long dark hair pulled back, holding a baby, whose face is blurred. both wearing brown, mustard clothesMurder trial hears Amber Haigh made a will as she feared the father of her child would 'end her life'
A former legal secretary has told the Supreme Court that missing NSW woman Amber Haigh believed her "life would be taken" by Robert Geeves after she gave birth.
Photo shows A young woman holding a baby whose face has been blurred. A man sits next to them.Nurse who cared for missing teen Amber Haigh was 'alarmed' by accused killer's past
Sue Powell, a nurse who cared for the teenager and her newborn baby, told the court she was concerned something might happen "at the hands of Robert Geeves" after learning details about his history with police.
Photo shows A young woman in a multicoloured jumper looks off cameraAmber Haigh's alleged killer used to get her drunk and tie her up before abusing her, witness tells court
Married couple Robert Samuel Geeves and Anne Margaret Geeves were the last people to see Amber Haigh alive. Twenty-two years after her disappearance, they are facing trial for her alleged murder.
Photo shows Young smiling woman with long dark hair pulled back, holding a baby, whose face is blurred. both wearing brown, mustard clothesMurder trial hears Amber Haigh did not want accused's name on son's birth certificate
Neighbours told the Supreme Court in Wagga Wagga that Ms Haigh did not want Robert Geeves on her son's birth certificate "due to how [he] treated her".
Photo shows A young woman in a multicoloured jumper looks off camera'It wasn't right': Son of accused killers tells court his ex-girlfriend Amber Haigh had a baby with his father
Robbie Geeves, whose parents are accused of murdering Amber Haigh in a plot to gain custody of her son, told the court his parents confronted him after he refused to accept the newborn boy as his brother.
Photo shows A young woman in a multicoloured jumper looks off cameraAccused killer Anne Geeves would watch Amber Haigh have sex with husband, court hears
The missing woman's great-aunt Stella Nealon told the court that alleged murderer Anne Geeves was "nasty" to Ms Haigh and threatened to "take" her baby, during a disjointed day at court.
Photo shows Young smiling woman with long dark hair pulled back, holding a baby, whose face is blurred. both wearing brown, mustard clothesCourt told couple killed teen with intellectual disability because they 'wanted' her baby boy
The opening day of a murder trial in the Riverina has heard Robert and Anne Geeves allegedly killed a teenager living on-and-off with them as part of a plot to gain custody of her five-month-old son.
Photo shows Young smiling woman with long dark hair pulled back, holding a baby, whose face is blurred. both wearing brown, mustard clothesAustralian 'ISIS bride' avoids jail time for entering terrorist-controlled Syria
Mariam Raad, 32, was one of four women and 13 children who returned to Australia from Syria in October 2022.
Photo shows a man holding a child and hugging a womanISIS wife who returned to Australia pleads guilty to entering a terrorist-controlled region in Syria
So-called ISIS bride Mariam Raad faces a potentially lengthy jail term after returning to Australia from Syria.
Photo shows a man holding a child and hugging a womanISIS wife who returned to Australia expected to enter plea, sentencing set for June
Mariam Raad was arrested in January 2023 and charged with entering or remaining in an area controlled by the Islamic State group.
Photo shows a man holding a child and hugging a womanSydney’s Warragamba Dam edges closer to capacity as ex-cyclone Kirrily brings heaviest rain in decades
The trajectory of ex-Tropical Cyclone Kirrily will ensure the southern portion of Warragamba's catchment receives sufficient rain to push the dam level closer to 100 per cent.
Photo shows A person watches on as the Warragamba Dam spillway is seen outflowing in november 27 2021Emma left school in Year 11 for a welding career and never looked back
Working as a metal fabricator and livestock truck driver, Emma Godsell says most of her colleagues are men, but it's not something that troubles her.
Photo shows A woman in a pink welding helmet and overalls with sparks flying as she worksMan accused of murdering his mother by lighting her house on fire faces court
Shannon James Doble, 42, appeared via video-link less than 12 hours after his mother, Nerol, died from injuries suffered in the blaze in southern New South Wales.
Photo shows Elderly woman with short grey hair and man with blue single and shaved headFlour mills were once a symbol of a town's prosperity, but now only a handful remain
Some mills have been given new life as art installations, but this southern NSW mill is still turning local wheat into flour much like it did in 1888.
Photo shows A black and white photo of a building in 1916.From paddock to packet - grain's journey from grain to flour
The Young Roller Flour Mill has been operating for 130 years and this season is shaping up to be a significant one.
Has Video Duration: 4 minutes 14 seconds.Unit fire of 'extreme heat and intensity' kills 69yo man, police investigation underway
Fire investigators, ignitable fuel detection dogs, and police officers are sifting through the debris of a unit in Young to work out how the blaze started.
Photo shows A house completely burnt black by fire