The woman on trial for the brutal stabbing murder of Tara Marie Morrison has admitted to the horrific crime during her trial.
Caleb Runciman and Jessica Evensen
A Perth woman has been charged with poisoning her partner’s lunch by lacing a container of curry with snail pellets at an Oldbury workplace.
Caleb Runciman
A mobile speed camera operator working in the Wheatbelt has been charged with a dangerous driving offence — and had his work vehicle impounded, speed camera and all.
Matt Zis
A young woman who was caught red-handed by a teacher while trying to sell a vape to a child on school grounds in the Great Southern has been sentenced in court.
Melissa Sheil
A young man has admitted to having stashes of cannabis, MDMA, and psylocibin with the intent to sell or supply them in Ravensthorpe, as well as possessing other serious drugs.
A former education assistant at a Great Southern school has denied allegations she had sex with and indecently dealt with an underage child multiple times earlier this year.
The ex-prison lover of an alleged murderer has taken the witness stand recalling in shocking detail how the young mother allegedly confessed to the violent stabbing of a Busselton woman more than two years ago.
Jessica Evensen
Miners have rejoiced after the Federal Court overturned former Environment Minister Tanya Plibersek’s controversial ban of Regis Resources’ McPhillamys gold project.
Adrian Rauso
A man arrested after a dramatic freeway on-ramp crash during Tuesday’s peak hour will face court charged over the collision, an alleged earlier ramming of a police car and a family violence matter.
Police are concerned a young man who told his mother “I will slit your throat” could be a repeat offender after he told officers the expression was his “go-to”.
Isabella Davis
An 18-year-old man who police say repeatedly punched and kicked his partner in a “very serious” domestic violence attack has been granted bail.
A Geraldton woman who allowed her dog to starve into an emaciated state has been slapped with a lifetime ban on owning a pet as well as a $6000 fine.
Kate Campbell
A young man has denied he broke into a Kalgoorlie-Boulder Boulder church building and stole $6000 worth of music equipment, as well as vandalising the church fish tank.
Judges are set to enjoy another 3.5 per cent pay rise, as more threaten to quit or move elsewhere over a growing workload.
Jessica Page
Notorious Mongols bikies Troy Mercanti and Dayne Brajkovich are testing the limits of their latest insignia charges for wearing Raiders NFL merch by rocking-up to court as avid Collingwood fans.
Charlton Hart
A music teacher accused of secretly recording one of his students getting changed has been stung with another 10 offences including indecent dealings with a child.
A ‘sleep-deprived’ WA Police constable has learnt his fate after shaking his five-week-old daughter three times because he could not stop her crying.
A police car was rammed before the same vehicle was involved in a crash on Mitchell Freeway.
Accused WA killer Simon Carman has made a defiant statement to the family of a murdered Thai teenager.
Troy de Ruyter
A Northern Star Resources worker who stole more than $20,000 worth of mining-related equipment from the Super Pit has avoided immediate jail.
A man beat his partner with a whipper snipper, covered her in petrol and threatened to light her on fire before soaking her in a burning hot shower in a “degrading” and “terrifying” attack fuelled by jealousy.
Tegan Guthrie
One of the nation’s biggest law firm Slater and Gordon is joining the artificial intelligence boom by launching a new tool aimed at being a ‘first port of call’ for Australians needing legal help.
Cheyanne Enciso
A woman who hid an Apple Airtag inside the boot of her ex-partner’s car in an attempt to track him has been sentenced in court after police found her DNA on a piece of tape she used to affix it to his vehicle.
A Perth man accused of organising a botched hit against his father-in-law in India has sensationally dumped his fourth lawyer at the eleventh hour before his trial.
