After punching his young girlfriend 40 times in the head, Aaron Leyton Wumi was not charged with murder. Instead, he has been sentenced to 4 years' prison for "intent to harm". Gary Adshead has shared his frustration that, in a time where domestic and familial violence is under the spotlight it definitely needs to be, many are still falling through the cracks.

Three people have now been arrested in Mexico in relation to the disappearance of two Perth brothers in Baja California. Worries were raised when the brothers' mother alerted authorities they had not contacted her as planned, launching a search for them fellow missing person American Carter Rhoad.

The daughter of Ninette Simon, who was badly bashed and robbed in her Girrawheen home, says her parents don't personally know their attackers but accept they were likely targeted for their large jewellery collection. The incident has raised questions about the immigration and judicial systems as one of the accused is a released asylum seeker who has a criminal history and wasn't wearing an ankle monitor.

A former immigration detainee accused of violently assaulting a couple during a home invasion in Girrawheen had his ankle monitor removed following advice from the Albanese government’s board of experts in March despite being accused of curfew breaches and other offences.

Qantas is scrambling to fix an issue with its app which is seeing customers accessing other people's details. Customers should log out then back into their Frequent Flyer account in the app while the airline investigates if the issue is caused by recent system changes.

The military history of Townsville’s controversial new mayor is under investigation by an independent local government watchdog that assesses complaints about Queensland councillors.

The fallout from the High Court's decision to release detainees continues to put pressure on  Federal Liberal Senator James Patterson has demanded Home Affairs Minister Claire O'Neil and Immigration Minister Andrew Giles 'show their faces' and provide more transparency to the public.

Police investigating a home invasion in Girrawheen nearly a fortnight ago have charged three people. A couple in their 70's were robbed of possessions including about 200-thousand dollars' worth of jewellery by three men who'd got into their Allison Way home by posing as police officers.

Alarming data shows St John WA attended a record number of serious electric scooter crashes last year, with callouts skyrocketing by more than 60 per cent.

Another weekend of horrendous attacks against women has left federal politicians, experts and the public at large frustrated at thew lack of clear direction in the goal to curb domestic violence. Greens Senator Dorinda Cox told Gary Adshead on 6PR Mornings the long-hard road of dealing with potential violence in men at early ages needs to remain the focus.

Many families and individuals rely on water tanks and after a dry early summer, the demand has increased for orders and emergency tanks.

Volunteers flocked to Toby Inlet yesterday after four pods beached themselves, eventually saving 100 of the estimated 160 pilot whales.

The number of licensing centres in WA continue to dwindle, forcing residents to wait in long queues over many hours without any other options to solve their issues. The DOT has responded with the reasons why...

Teachers have walked off the job this morning over working conditions including pay and workload. This has left more than 80 schools fully or partially closed.

Members of the State School Teachers Union are preparing for strike action tomorrow over the latest offer from the government. President of State School Teachers Union of WA Matt Jarman told Gary Adshead on 6PR Mornings there are a variety of issues they are looking to address, it's not just about salary.

Director General of the WA Education Department Lisa Rodgers shortly after the previous interview, told Gary Adsheadshe will continue to work with the union but is disappointed that the offer wasn't put to the teachers to vote on.

Four males aged 45, 19, 21 and 9 have tragically lost their lives after their vehicle left Great Eastern Highway and struck a tree near Clackline this morning.

National Children's Commissioner Anne Hollonds has lashed out at the ineffectiveness of Indigenous and children's care reform after a 10-year-old took his own life while in state care. Ms Hollonds told Gary Adshead on 6PR Mornings there have been "decades" of Royal Commissions and enquiries every time a similar tragedy happens.

The Police Commissioner has been quizzed on the sluggish rate at which overseas recruits are joining the force. A parliamentary estimates committee has heard that from more than 17-hundred international applications, just 115 officers have so far graduated.

Interview with accredited practicing dietician Simone Austin on 6PR

Police say the bodies of two people found at a Carramar home are that of a 64-year-old woman and 67-year-old man. Officers were called to the Golf Links Drive property yesterday morning and have stated there is no concern for public safety.