Woman’s Day marks Chamberlain dingo anniversary

Woman’s Day has persuaded Lindy Chamberlain to participate in features focusing on the infamous disappearance of her baby Azaria near Uluru 30 years ago.

The announcement:

It has been 30 years since the disappearance of Azaria Chamberlain on 17 August 1980. To commemorate the anniversary, Woman’s Day has this week published the first of 2 consecutive issues regarding Lindy, her family as well as the eye witnesses and supporters who have been by Lindy’s side for the past 30 years.

This anniversary story has been a year in the making. Lindy and husband Rick have worked with Glen Williams and Phil Koch from Woman’s Day across Sydney, Melbourne and on location at Uluru to revisit the history and to capture images and words that serve to remind us how Lindy endured that night and has approached life every day since.

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