The remains of Australia's most famous outlaw, Ned Kelly, are finally to be laid to rest, 132 years after he was hanged for murder.

Kelly's descendants, who received the bush ranger's remains after they were exhumed from a mass prison grave, said they will hold a private church memorial service on Friday before the burial in an unmarked grave on Sunday.

 

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