The woman convicted of killing teenager Reena Virk near Victoria in 1997 has been allowed to return to day parole after her parole was suspended this summer.
Kelly Ellard, who now goes by the name Kerry Sim, had her parole suspended in August after domestic abuse was reported between the 39-year-old and her partner, the father of her two children.
"Your parole officer challenged you because of the reliable information that there had been violence on two occasions." Sim told the parole board that the injury was a result of being punched several times in the head, "resulting in a cut that required a hospital visit."
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