The murder trial of Zachary Rolfe has been postponed indefinitely after the High Court granted a last minute application to stay proceedings.

The murder trial of Northern Territory Police officer Zachary Rolfe -- over the shooting death of Indigenous man Kumanjayi Walker -- was set to start in the Supreme Court in Darwin today. 

Instead, it has now been postponed indefinitely after the High Court granted a last minute application to stay proceedings. So will the trial go ahead?

Gripping insights from the trial of the year, a young cop goes on trial for murder after killing an Indigenous man in a remote outback town.

Gripping daily insights from the trial of the year, as a young cop goes on trial for murder after killing an Indigenous man in a remote outback town. Presented by The Australian's Kristin Shorten and Matt Cunningham. 

Gripping daily insights from the trial of the year, as a young cop goes on trial for murder after killing an Indigenous man in a remote outback town.

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