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$1 million reward offered for Aboriginal man murdered more than 35 years ago

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New South Wales police have doubled the reward for information about the 1988 death of Gomeroi teenager Mark Haines. The now $1 million reward comes ahead of a new coronial inquest into his death, set for April 2024. A warning to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander viewers, the following story contains images of someone who has died.
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