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Premier defends attorney general over delayed child murder inquest

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  • 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.
Premier defends attorney general over delayed child murder inquest
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