‘Wrong’: Top cop hits back after murder-suicide
Western Australia’s top cop has defended the way police responded to the concerns raised by a woman and her daughter about a double-murderer.
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Mining giant’s sex harassment legal fight
A class action is being prepared against Rio Tinto on behalf of its Australian employees and contractors who were allegedly subjected to sexual discrimination and harassment.
Rape charge after DNA breakthrough
A 54-year-old man has been charged over the alleged rape of a teenage boy dating back to 1991 after police tracked him down using DNA technology.
‘Ignored’: Gunman’s daughter warned cops
Mark James Bombara’s daughter has revealed she warned police about him before he murdered Jennifer and Gretl Petelcyzc, prompting the commissioner to respond.
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Man charged over pipe bomb explosions
A man has been arrested after he allegedly set off multiple pipe bombs and damaged a suburban property.
Perth man receives healthy dose of instant karma
CCTV captured the hilarious moment a Perth man attempted to climb a railway sign.
Possum gets absolutely launched by orangutan
A reddit user captured the hilarious moment shocked bystanders witnessed an orangutan threw a possum out of it’s enclosure.
Aussie gold miner makes life-changing discovery
A former model turned gold hunter, has stumbled onto a massive find worth over $100k!
Alleged gunman hit with 13 charges
A man who allegedly went on the run for a day while armed with a rifle is facing 13 charges, including deprivation of liberty, after an incident in a leafy Perth suburb.
Sad reason for surprise Bunnings sale
One Bunnings store will have something unexpected up for sale this weekend, with prices dropped in a desperate bid to entice buyers.
Free home internet for students: are you eligible?
Your guide to accessing one year of free internet through the government’s School Student Broadband Initiative.
Aussie teen breaks Rubik’s cube world record while skydiving
An Aussie teen has set a new Guinness World Record by solving a Rubik’s cube over 4,000 metres above Western Australia
Urgent recall issued for popular SUV
Hundreds of luxury cars have been recalled after a major safety defect, which could lead to the airbags not deploying, was identified.
Why foreign cops are flocking to Australia
After becoming disillusioned and overworked in the UK police force, John and his family found a better home in Australia.
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