Daryna Zadvirna

The officer who was in charge on the night a teenager was found unresponsive in his cell at a controversial WA juvenile detention facility is excused from giving evidence at the inquest into the boy's death. WARNING: This story discusses incidents of self-harm and contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.

The former boss of WA's Department of Justice breaks down on the stand at the inquiry into the state's first juvenile death in custody, describing the treatment of some juvenile detainees by the department as "institutional abuse". WARNING: This story contains the name and image of an Indigenous person who has died.

Kylena Hill says she and her five children are soon to be homeless, while her violent ex-partner is out on bail for multiple, brutal attacks on her.

The former boss of a controversial juvenile detention facility – where a teenager fatally self harmed – admits not telling the truth at a Corruption and Crime Commission (CCC) inquiry following his death.

A fly-in, fly-out worker lured women and teenagers online using dating apps like Sugar Daddy before drugging and sexually assaulting them at his home while filming them, a Perth court is told.

Homicide detectives charge a 49-year-old woman over the death of a man in the suburb of Maddington, in Perth's south-east.

A teenager who died while locked up in youth detention would still be alive if he wasn't removed from a specialised care program, the organisation who ran it says.

Lawyers say the decision has exposed a possible legal fault in how documents were being lodged with Work Cover – the administrative government agency responsible for the workers compensation scheme.

The restraining order against Kate's abusive ex-partner was cancelled after paperwork was sent to her old address. She's one of three women who say they've been re-traumatised while trying to obtain court-ordered protection from their domestic violence perpetrators.

When a child isn’t safe with their family, they are placed into the care of the WA government. But some of these children and their foster parents are shining a spotlight on conditions they say are putting youth back in harm’s way.