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After Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that
The NSW government wants to give coroners the power to appoint an alternative next of kin in cases that involve family and domestic violence, or estrangement.
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Sydney Morning HeraldAfter Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change thatThe AgeAfter Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change thatSydney Morning HeraldAfter Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change thatThe AgeAfter Caitlin’s death, her family lost control of her body. This law will change that8 recorded states
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