A man will fight allegations he held a machete to the throat of his partner, assaulted her and impeded her breathing.
Tegan Guthrie
A football team’s worth of lawyers joined CITIC Pacific’s fight with Clive Palmer for the future of its $20b Sino Iron project in the Pilbara.
Neale Prior
A local salt processing company has been fined $875,000 over the death of a worker at a North Coogee refinery in 2022.
Sarah Steger
A former Hakea prisoner has gone on trial after allegedly blinding his cellmate in one eye in a vicious, unwitnessed attack.
Rebecca Le May
The liquidators chasing the tax office for $3.8m of payments made while former Mrs Mac’s Pies company allegedly broke in 2022.
Police have charged a Mongols bikie with possessing a gun after a dramatic pursuit in Perth’s northern suburbs.
An Albany man caught driving at more than 150km/h on Albany Highway while under the influence of alcohol has been fined and had his licence disqualified.
Jacki Elezovich
A man threatened to “cave in” the head of his family friend and kill her before brandishing garden shears and continuing to abuse her, all in front of her nine-year-old daughter, a Kalgoorlie court was told.
The 19-year-old who allegedly bragged to his mates after police said he stabbed his uncle in the street — puncturing his lung — has been released on strict bail.
A Sri Lankan pizza shop owner who dodged deportation for threatening two men with a gun over a drug debt again faces the prospect of having his visa revoked, after being sent back to prison in WA for dealing.
Michael Slater has admitted to violently assaulting his ex-partner in a series of jealous rages by choking her and threatening to kill her.
Andrew Hedgman
A man who was 19 when he launched a nightmare attack on a young woman as she walked home through a dark Cannington park has been jailed, with chilling details of how his mind works revealed in court.
Linda Reynolds is suing the Federal Government over the $2.4 million settlement it reached with her former staffer Brittany Higgins over its handling of her alleged rape at Parliament House.
A father and son from Sydney have been handed hefty jail termsfor taking part in a Lebanese gang’s plot to sell 56kg of cocaine hidden inside car tyres.
It is alleged he deliberately crashed his pregnant partner’s side of a car into a tree after repeatedly punching her and threatening to ‘bash and kill’ her.
A former immigration detainee who caused outrage when he allegedly bashed an elderly couple in their Girrawheen home has been released from prison while his alleged victims live behind bars of their own.
Rebeka Petroska 7NEWS
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder teen who stole two cars with children inside immediately asked about their welfare when he was arrested and is now deeply remorseful, a court has been told.
WARNING: CONFRONTING FOOTAGE. A judge has described the police officers who rushed into a burning house to rescue seven people during a shocking case of domestic violence as ‘absolute heroes’.
Emily Moulton
A Gingin man has been charged with sexually assaulting three women during a gathering after a night out at a pub at the weekend in Broome.
Cain Andrews
A 30-year-old man has been charged after he allegedly broke into a Geraldton home armed with a knife and raped a woman.
Kate Campbell & Josephine Hingst
A Boyanup woman has pleaded guilty to the possession and selling of methylamphetamine in Bunbury Magistrates Court yesterday.
Sofia Fimognari
Animal rights activist Tash Peterson has been thrown into bankruptcy, clearing the way for a probe into the riches generated by her successful social media empire.
The Premier has refuted that a lack of resourcing has butchered the rollout of the Government’s policy to electronically monitor alleged violent offenders in WA’s regions
Georgia Campion
Clive Palmer has claimed he will allow CITIC Pacific to keep mining at the Sino Iron project less than a week out from a courtroom showdown that was to settle a standoff over the operation’s future.
Simone Grogan
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