‘Chilling’ murders could prompt crackdown
One state is considering tightening its gun laws even further after the ‘senseless and chilling’ murder of a mother and daughter.
Western Australia
Sad truth behind horror Perth murders
A devastating revelation has emerged in the wake of the horror slayings of a Perth mother and daughter.
Slain mum, daughter’s killer named
The man who killed a mum and her teenage daughter in a horrific shooting, before turning the gun on himself, has been identified.
Slain mum, daughter’s killer named
The man who killed a mum and her teenage daughter in a horrific shooting, before turning the gun on himself, has been identified.
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‘Heart-breaking goodbye’ to zoo giraffe
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Town under Australia’s toughest alcohol laws
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