Courts
Police obtain arrest warrant for 'Rabbit', over alleged historic armed robberies
WA Police have obtained an arrest warrant for an alleged career criminal known as the "Rabbit".
- by Phil Hickey
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Another dangerous WA sex offender set to be freed after court ruling
Christopher John Bentley is set to be released back into the community despite a Judge ruling that he remains a serious danger to the public.
- by Phil Hickey
Perth
Rapist to spend more than 11 years in jail for abusing WA girl
Andrew Clive Willmot, 52, had told police he forgot what he did when he was using methylamphetamine.
Courts
Teenage boys charged in connection with Aveley fire
Three teenagers have been charged over a bushfire that burnt through 25 hectares of land in Aveley at the weekend.
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Neo-Nazi killers to serve life terms over Perth dad's murder
Two white supremacists have been sentenced to a minimum of 21 years in jail.
- by Phil Hickey
Courts
Perth man jailed for sharing child pornography
A Perth man who admitted distributing images and videos of children in sexualised poses and activities has been jailed for 16 months.
- by AAP
Courts
Boy stands trial accused of double arson on Perth home
The Fitzgerald family lived in the same house for more than 40 years until an arson attack destroyed their Perth home.
Courts
'In the interests of justice': Judge-only trial for Perth murder accused
A man accused of murdering a father-of-eight in Perth almost 30 years ago will face a judge-alone trial.
- by AAP
Perth
CCC launches inquiry into WA power utility managers
Two IT managers are being investigated by the corruption watchdog after allegedly failing to declare their stake in a company engaged by Horizon Power.
Perth
Facts remain unclear as Perth stairwell attacker awaits sentencing
Exactly what happened during the 35 minutes Eduardo Santos Abrahao Filho and Mehreen Ahmad were alone in the bloodied stairwell remains unclear.
Courts
Italian stabbing victim plans to stay in Perth despite terrifying ordeal
Stella Trevisani has left hospital and is able to walk, slowly, again. But she remains too afraid to use Perth's public transport at night.
- by Maria Bruun-Schmidt