The Clunes failed as parents, we all failed as neighbours and the systems; schools, NDIS and government failed to stop the Mosman Park tragedy.
Jessica Page
A senior officer will be required to attend and investigate every time a police dog is deployed under new rules for WA Police, after claims that Aboriginal suspects were a frequent target.
Nine protesters have been charged after a rally against the visiting Israeli President in Sydney’s CBD turned violent on Monday night.
Steve Zemek
A victim advocate is fighting assisted dying laws that granted her pedophile father “mercy” he never showed her during years of abuse.
Blair Jackson
A WA father says his son with quadriplegia is confined in his air-conditioned room for hours to stay cool as they face frequent power outages in the suburb.
Oliver Lane
Premier Roger Cook has blamed the private sector and WA’s growing population for diverting women in labour away from public hospitals after it was revealed a mother was forced to give birth on the freeway.
Caleb Runciman
Rallies are planned across the country protesting President Isaac Herzog’s trip, where he visited Sydney on Monday morning to commemorate the 15 killed in the Bondi Beach mass shooting targeting Jewish people.
Premier Roger Cook has defended the increase in the number of senior executives in the public sector, despite more than 100 highly paid bureaucrats being hired in just three years.
The Minns government has won an urgent legal challenge launched by a pro-Palestinian protest group over a rally against the Israeli president.
A big rise in highly-paid bureaucrats is helping drive the expansion of WA’s public sector pay.
Matt Mckenzie
The Cook Government is trying to coax tourists and locals to spend more on their holidays by offering discounts at some of WA’s most iconic attractions.
Roger Cook has called for WA to come together and stand united against hate after an alleged terror attack targeted an Invasion Day rally on Australia Day.
WA is already feeling the benefits of big battery storage according to Roger Cook, who says the tech helped the State through high demand during last week’s heatwave.
Two chants commonly heard at pro-Palestinian protests may soon be banned in one state in a proposed suite of new laws to crackdown on antisemitism.
Liam Beatty
NSW Police are set to be handed new powers to seize and crush illegal and high-powered e-bikes in response to a series of incidents and accidents.
Sport Minister Rita Saffioti hopes next weekend’s State of Origin blockbuster in Perth will be the launching pad for future games in Perth, with a game against South Australia in her sights.
Joe Spagnolo
Anthony Albanese has defended police for taking nearly two weeks to lay a terrorism charge over an attempted bombing on Australia Day.
WA Health Minister Meredith Hammat has indicated she isn’t panicking about the high numbers of doctors quitting the WA public health workforce.
Kirsty Lichtenstein
Meredith Hammat has apologised to a Perth mum who was forced to give birth on the side of the Kwinana Freeway after being turned away by St John of God Midland Public Hospital.
The Gingin councillor who allegedly received threatening voice messages to his phone has announced he will resign from council.
St John of God Midland Public Hospital has been forced to apologise to the family.
Shadow health minister Libby Mettam has slammed the report’s results as “shameful” after WA’s wait times were exposed as slower than any other State.
Brooke Rolfe
The NSW government has urged the Commonwealth to consult with veterans after it was surprised by plans to sell off 67 historic defence properties.
Nathan Schmidt
Chris Minns has warned Sydneysiders to get out of the city before an “overwhelming police presence” descends ahead of planned protests.
