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Azaria was apparently taken from her tent by a dingo. She was 9 weeks and 4 days old.
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The bloody jumpsuit and singlet of Azaria is found near a boulder at the base of Uluru by a tourist.
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Northern Territory police search the home of the Chamberlains in Cooranbong, New South Wales.
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The Chamberlain case goes to the jury. The jury finds Lindy guilty of murder and Michael guilty of being an accessory after the fact. Lindy is sentenced to life at hard labor, while Michael's sentence is deferred.
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A matinee jacket matching the description of the jacket Azaria wore on the day of her disappearance in discovered at Uluru
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A new act of Parliament is forced through to allow the Chamberlain's to return to court to clear their convictions.
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The Supreme Court of Darwin quashes all convictions and declares the Chamberlain's totally innocent. The court also adopts Morling's view that Azaria was taken by a dingo if they had been asked.
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Lindy tells Michael she wants a divorce.
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The Chamberlain's divorce becomes final. Kahlia chooses to live with Michael and visit Lindy, Reagan stays with Lindy and visits Michael. Aidan divides his time between the two homes.
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Compensation paid to the Chamberlains by the Northern Territory government.
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Northern Territory Coroner Elizabeth Morris told a packed courtroom on this day that a dingo was to blame for the death of nine-week-old Azaria Chamberlain, who disappeared at an Uluru campsite in 1980.
