The victims of Erin Patterson's deadly beef Wellington lunch are being remembered for their altruistic nature and kind hearts ...

Australian woman Erin Patterson was convicted Monday of murdering her estranged husband’s family by poisoning them with death ...

Heather Wilkinson was rushed down the highway to a Melbourne hospital for urgent treatment. Before leaving, she made sure to do one final thing. As her liver collapsed, ...

The jury in Erin Patterson's trial sat through weeks of evidence before convicting her of murder. Here's some of the key pieces shown to the jury during the trial.

Heather Wilkinson (left) and Don and Gail Patterson (right) died in hospital after eating a meal suspected to have contained poisoned mushroom. Source: AAP / Supplied The sole survivor of a deadly ...

Ian Wilkinson told the courtroom on Tuesday that he and his wife Heather had been "very happy to be invited" to the lunch hosted by Erin Patterson. But the meal left Heather and two other ...

Ian Wilkinson told the courtroom on Tuesday that he and his wife Heather had been "very happy to be invited" to the lunch hosted by Erin Patterson. But the meal left Heather and two other ...

Later that evening, Mr Wilkinson said, Heather left bed to be sick. He felt alright at this stage but vomited for the first time soon after.

Don Patterson (left), Gail Patterson, Heather Wilkinson and Ian Wilkinson were poisoned by a mushroom meal. The doctor tells the jury she was concerned that Don wasn’t suffering from a ...

Heather’s husband, Ian Wilkinson, survived but was badly poisoned. Wilkinson spent seven weeks in the hospital, which included three weeks in intensive care at the Austin hospital in Melbourne.

Ian Wilkinson says Gail and Heather offered to help Erin Patterson serve the food, but ‘the offer was rejected’ Ian Wilkinson, the only guest who survived the lunch, has for the first time ...