A woman accused of taking part in the shocking, violent robbery of an elderly couple in their Girrawheen home is set to face trial after pleading not guilty.
Rebecca Le May
A trusted employee who sent a small, family-owned Osborne Park flooring company to the brink of collapse after working there for decades has been sent to prison.
A Denmark man accused of rape has been bailed despite an attempt by the corrections office to put him in custody over fears for the complainant’s safety if his electronic monitor stopped working.
Georgia Campion
A man who allegedly broke into an Albany home while armed, stole a car and led police on a dangerous car chase through the CBD on Tuesday has appeared in court for the first time.
Melissa Sheil
A defendant in the Cassius Turvey murder trial has admitted he used his car to threaten teenagers into bushland on the day the teen was attacked but denied there was plan and that he was there as ‘backup’.
Emily Moulton
The once highly-regarded prison guard was working in a special Casuarina unit for outlaw motorcycle gang members, but claims he had no training on how to deal with their corrupting pressure.
Mining magnate Clive Palmer has added more kindling to an already fiery legal tussle against Chinese iron ore miner Citic, which has dismissed his new claims as a “distraction”.
Simone Grogan
Premier Roger Cook said domestic violence offenders should be “put behind bars” in regional areas where electronic monitoring devices cannot be used
Sofia Fimognari and Dylan Caporn
Bunbury Magistrates Court was told on Monday it wasn’t ‘feasibly possible’ for electronic monitoring to be used for alleged domestic violence offenders in the South West
Sofia Fimognari
Two men accused of sexually assaulting a woman on the Geraldton foreshore have appeared in court again for a part-heard bail application.
Josephine Hingst
A Geraldton man found guilty of beating his brother-in-law to unconsciousness over a video game dispute has received a suspended jail sentence
An Albany man who punched an elderly man in an ‘unprovoked’ attack during a religious discussion in public has avoided jail.
A FIFO worker who became aggressive after being thrown off a Melbourne-bound plane was banned from Virgin flight, lost his job and has now also copped a fine.
Uranium producer Paladin Energy has been hit by a class action from Slater and Gordon Lawyers after failing to meet production guidance at an African mine.
Matt Mckenzie
A Perth switchboard maker has been fined $15,000 for deliberately ignoring a compliance notice requiring it to pay a former employee long service leave.
Cheyanne Enciso
One of the men on trial for the murder of Cassius Turvey has denied he lied to police to cover up his involvement in the horrific attack, but admitted he lied when giving his evidence just days ago.
Michael Dunjey, the Perth promoter behind Ascent Investment, has been hit with more than 30 criminal charges after an exhausting investigation by the corporate watchdog.
A man had pleaded guilty to the stealing of alcohol from a Boyup Brook venue in January after he appeared in Bunbury Magistrates Court on Monday in police custody.
Officials searched Glenn Stephen McDade before a shift in December 2023 and found 3.3g of methamphetamine and 4.82g of Suboxone hidden in his pants.
Two Perth men accused of a horrific sexual assault of a woman on the Geraldton foreshore have appeared in court for a bail application.
Authorities raided his home following a tip-off from the United States’ National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children.
He smashed his Toyota Hilux into Vivienne Yun Mooi Why’s Volkswagen Polo sedan on Guildford Road about 11pm on March 3, 2023.
A Hamilton Hill man accused of being involved in a vandalism rampage that damaged more than 80 cars in Perth’s most exclusive suburbs has been freed on bail.
Albany police have charged two people for their alleged roles in an aggravated robbery and home burglary, accusing them of leading police on a chase through Albany in a stolen car.
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