Details emerge of Charlise Mutten’s tragic life
The tragic life of Charlise Mutten is beginning to emerge as police wait to interview the mother of the nine-year-old.
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Charlise’s alleged killer ‘drove with body for hours’
Man charged with Charlise Mutten’s murder bought five 20kg bags of sand, then drove to a boat ramp with the girl’s body, police allege.
Survival expert joins search for Charlise
Police are still treating the search for a missing nine-year-old as a ‘missing persons case’, with a survival expert recruited in case Charlise Mutten is alive.
Ex-NDIS provider faces charges on witness
A former director of an NDIS provider has been charged with assaulting a witness in the investigation of the death of Adelaide woman Ann Marie Smith.
Missing girl’s mum was jailed for fatal car crash
The family of missing girl Charlise Mutten has already known tragedy, with her mother having been jailed over a car crash death.
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NSW business rent relief extended but landlords cry foul
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