"What occurred on Aug 17, 1980, was that shortly after Mrs Chamberlain placed Azaria in the tent, a dingo or dingoes entered the tent, took Azaria and carried and dragged her from the immediate area," Morris said.

In an emotional finding, Morris then offered her condolences to the Chamberlains and one of their sons, who were in the Darwin court room.

A first inquest in 1981 supported the parents' account but, a second inquest in 1982 overturned that finding and recommended Lindy and Michael Chamberlain stand trial over Azaria's death.

Lindy Chamberlain, then pregnant with her fourth child, was convicted of murder and sentenced to life imprisonment. Michael Chamberlain was convicted of being an accessory and given a suspended sentence.

A judicial inquiry, known as a Royal Commission, overturned the convictions in 1987, leading to Lindy Chamberlain's release. A third inquest in 1985 returned an open verdict.

The latest inquest, however, heard new evidence of several dingo attacks on humans, including details of how a 9-year old boy died in Queensland after being attacked in 2001.

Questions:

1. How long had the mystery gone on for?

2. What was Uluru formally known as?

3. How many inquests have there been until now?

Answers:

1. 32 years.

2. Ayers Rock.

3. Four.

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