A woman facing a murder charge related to the deaths of two of her adult children has had the remaining charge dropped, according to multiple Australian news outlets. The woman is alleged to have killed her two adult children in separate incidents years apart. Reporting says the charge that remains in the case is withdrawn after lengthy police investigations and time spent in custody. One outlet states the investigations last nearly a decade, while another places the period in custody at about six years. Several sources also describe the matter as involving two adult children and a charge that is resolved rather than proceeding to further court action. The accounts do not provide details on the reasons for dropping the charge or the procedural steps leading to the withdrawal. The reports are consistent that the woman was still facing a murder charge and that this charge does not proceed because it has been removed.