Six deaths. One national shame. Compelling true crime podcast Dying Rose follows a team of reporters as they piece together the untold story of how the authorities react to the deaths of Aboriginal women and girls. These are the bombshell moments from Dying Rose.
A team of journalists from The Advertiser have been named finalists in a string of prominent awards for compelling storytelling.
While investigating the harrowing deaths of six Aboriginal women, The Advertiser was met with a wall of silence from authorities. Indigenous leaders say that needs to change.
A gripping new podcast investigating the deaths of six women as their families question how they died – and whether police did everything they could to find answers.
The family of the late Charlene Warrior has said a heartbreaking final goodbye to a pet that once belonged to her after it turned on family members.
Charli was just 17 when she was found dead in a toilet block by her abusive boyfriend. What police did next left her mum horrified and angry.
A former cop has slammed the investigation into 17-year-old Charli’s death – and revealed how her violent boyfriend, in jail for 76 unrelated offences, reacted in court.
Shocking video has captured a man’s violent police arrest just metres from the body of his 23-year-old sister who just killed herself.
A mum claims her family has endured “years of trauma” after police barged into their home and arrested her son – moments after his sister took her own life. Listen to the podcast episode.
A grieving mother believed her daughter’s phones could unlock what really happened the night she died, but police refused to hand them over.
When a mum-of-two’s body was found on an embankment by her drug-using boyfriend, her family feared foul play. But cops disagreed, and her family say they wrote off their concerns.
The ex-boyfriend of a mother of two who died with a huge level of meth in her system has made a shock drug confession.
The mother of a woman who died on the side of busy Port Wakefield Rd says police wouldn’t follow up on her death – no matter how much information she gave them.
When a man wandered into the backyard of the family home, nothing could have prepared him for what he discovered.
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