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Peta went fishing on an Albany cliff with her husband in 1997. She has not been seen since.

Peta went fishing on an Albany cliff with her husband in 1997. She has not been seen since.

According to her husband, the young Albany mother of two small children told him she was going to the toilet. Then she vanished into thin air.

  • by Heather McNeill

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  • by Sarah Brookes
Officer admits pursuit of petrol thief who killed grandmother was breach of police rules
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Officer admits pursuit of petrol thief who killed grandmother was breach of police rules

Betty Sloan was killed when Ryan Tulloch, who was being chased by police after stealing petrol, lost control of his car and caused a four-car pile-up in Box Hill in 2019.

  • by David Estcourt
Hospital failed to report Baylen’s injuries. Eight days later he was dead
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A coroner has blasted Tamworth Hospital for not reporting the suspicious injuries suffered by 21-month-old Baylen Pendergast in November 2013.

  • by Laura Banks
Josh lived with a disability. His family want to know how a train station arrest led to his death
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Josh lived with a disability. His family want to know how a train station arrest led to his death

Josh died last Friday night from a heart attack after transport officers arrested him at a Perth train station. His family have been denied access to CCTV footage that shows his final moments.

  • by Rebecca Peppiatt
The death of Josh Warneke to get a coronial inquest 13 years after the fact

The death of Josh Warneke to get a coronial inquest 13 years after the fact

Josh Warneke’s mother has spent years campaigning for an inquest into her son’s death. More than a decade later she has her wish.

  • by Michael Genovese and Mark Naglazas
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FIFO dad shot by police acted ‘erratic’ at work before South Hedland stabbing rampage

Ashley Fildes, 34, was shot multiple times by officers at South Hedland Square on May 3 after the asphalt worker started stabbing people at random.

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Koletti ‘chose not to disclose’ details leading up to Caddick’s disappearance, coroner finds

Koletti ‘chose not to disclose’ details leading up to Caddick’s disappearance, coroner finds

A coronial inquest has found that while the conwoman is dead, her husband waiting 30 hours to report her missing suggested he withheld information about her disappearance.

  • by Kate McClymont
Shark theory explored in disappearance of missing Swedish man, inquest told

Shark theory explored in disappearance of missing Swedish man, inquest told

Noa Samrud-Sage, 20, vanished after he fell from a cliff at Blue Fish Point in Manly, hit his head and was swept out to sea. A scrap of T-shirt was the only trace found.

  • by Georgina Mitchell
Melissa Caddick inquest finds fraudster is dead, but coroner can’t determine cause

Melissa Caddick inquest finds fraudster is dead, but coroner can’t determine cause

One of Australia’s most perplexing missing persons cases is set to remain a mystery. The deputy coroner has reserved her harshest criticism for husband Anthony Koletti.

  • by Kate McClymont
Indigenous teenager’s death at Perth prison puts inmate care in spotlight

Indigenous teenager’s death at Perth prison puts inmate care in spotlight

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  • by Rebecca Peppiatt