Premier defends attorney general over delayed child murder inquest
Key points
- Western Australian Attorney General Tony Buti will ask a coroner to hold an inquest into the deaths of three children in South Hedland. The children were killed by their mother in July 2022.
- Premier Roger Cook defended Mr Buti's handling of the matter, saying he had acted carefully.
- Indigenous elders said the decision came too late, but hoped it would provide answers for the family and lead to improvements in the town.
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