• It’s Been 10 Years Since The Murder Of Luke Batty

  • May 8 2024
  • Length: 48 mins
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It’s Been 10 Years Since The Murder Of Luke Batty

  • Summary

  • In 2014, 11-year-old Luke Batty was murdered by his father at Tyabb cricket ground on Victoria’s Mornington Peninsula.

    The following year a coroner ruled that no one could have predicted that Luke would be killed by his father, but the inquest did point out several gaps in the family violence system in the lead-up to his death.

    Ten years on, Luke's mother Rosie remains on the frontline campaigning for change.

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    CREDITS

    Guest: Rosie Batty

    Host: Gemma Bath

    Executive Producer: Gia Moylan

    Audio Producer: Scott Stronach

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