Amy Wensley died from a gunshot wound to the head at her Serpentine home in 2014. Police failures during the initial investigation saw her death ruled a suicide, but the investigation remains ongoing with a million dollar reward on offer. The police commissioner has stated that processes have changed since the case, ensuring future families won't experience the same 12-year search for answers.

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A 71-year-old truck driver sustained serious injuries after his truck rolled at Kwinana Beach's waste management tip in Perth's south. Emergency services took more than 40 minutes to free the man from the cabin, with firefighters using hydraulic equipment to cut through the truck's roof. The driver was transported to Royal Perth Hospital's emergency department for treatment.

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Federal treasurer Jim Chalmers is refusing to say how the government will ensure WA's fair share of the GST until the Productivity Commission hands down it's final report at the end of the year.

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Stolen cars were used in two ram-raid attacks on Melbourne businesses within three hours. A Toyota hatchback crashed into a newly opened tobacco shop in Northcote, marking the second attack on the premises this week. A Toyota Prado then smashed into a hotpot restaurant in Footscray, where the alleged perpetrators unsuccessfully attempted to set the business alight.

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Essendon premiership hero John Barnes is running for state parliament as a One Nation candidate, leading a group of 10 new candidates unveiled by Pauline Hanson's party targeting Labor seats in the November election.

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Victorian doctors will strike tomorrow for the first time in 20 years, placing thousands of medical procedures in doubt across the public health system. The industrial action follows a 12-month pay dispute with the government and concerns about unsafe workloads.

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A family living in fear has been forced to move out of their Yarraville home after it was destroyed by firebombers. Nine months have passed since the arson attack. Now, police need help catching the culprits, who were allegedly hired by Bandidos bikies.

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The Great Western Highway at Victoria Pass will receive $200 million in combined state and federal funding to repair a crumbling convict-built bridge from 1832 and add a new eastbound climbing lane. The road has been closed for more than five months, forcing drivers onto the narrow Darling Causeway detour which has seen at least three serious crashes. The project is expected to be completed by mid-2027.

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A Victorian man, Simon Carman, is accused of killing a 17-year-old Thai teenager in June, with an autopsy revealing she died from suffocation.

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Erin Patterson, convicted of murdering three people by serving beef wellington laced with death cap mushrooms in Leongatha in 2023, appeared in the Court of Appeal seeking to overturn her convictions. Her defence team argues there was a substantial miscarriage of justice, claiming the jury's sequestration in the same hotel as the prosecution was "catastrophic" and that she endured unfair cross-examination.

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