A former circus elephant that killed her handler has found a permanent home at Taronga's Western Plains Zoo.
After undergoing health and behavioural assessments at the Dubbo zoo, Arna and her companion Gigi will stay there together permanently.
Arna crushed her 57-year-old handler Ray Williams in December last year.
Taronga Conservation Society Australia Director Guy Cooper says it was important to make sure the ex-circus elephants were both healthy before a decision could be made about where they would live.
The pair will live with the zoo's Asian elephant Burma, in an exhibit next to the zoo's two African elephants.
Mr Cooper says the trio have already become friendly, swimming in their pool and eating food together.