Patterson, 50, is accused of deliberately poisoning a beef wellington dish intending to kill four members of her estranged ...

A doctor who treated Erin Patterson has told a court there was no “clinical evidence” she had experienced mushroom poisoning ...

Erin Patterson is accused of murdering the parents and aunt of her estranged husband by cooking and serving up the poisonous ...

A doctor's call to police about mushroom cook Erin Patterson after she discharged herself from hospital has been played to a ...

A Leongatha doctor photographed samples of beef Wellington fished out of Erin Patterson’s bin by police who had been dispatched to her home for a welfare check, the Victorian Supreme Court has heard.

Just five minutes after attending hospital and announcing “I’ve got gastro”, alleged mushroom killer Erin Patterson left the ...

Erin Patterson is accused of murdering the parents and aunt of her estranged husband by cooking and serving up the poisonous ...

A concerned doctor made the triple-0 call that would first alert police to the alleged poisoning of several family members at ...

When Erin Patterson said her kids had eaten leftovers, a doctor warned against inaction, saying: “Better scared than dead.” ...

A doctor's triple-0 call has ... Hospital the day after Don and Gail Patterson and Ian and Heather Wilkinson had begun receiving medical treatment. Dr Webster said he answered the hospital ...