Melbourne burglaries rise as police under manned
Melbourne faces rising burglaries with 12 000 homes hit last year and no easy fix. Experts note police shortages hinder investigations while thieves adapt with varied tactics. Residents fear rising premiums, new locks fail to deter, and reporting losses remains inconsistent. Police urge neighbour checks and vigilance.
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WA Premier aims to make Crown pay court costs in prosecutions
The Tonkin government plans a landmark reform to hold Crown bodies liable for costs when prosecutions fail. Praised as revolutionary by Perth legal circles, the proposal could make WA unique in requiring costs against the Crown in civil and criminal actions. The plan faces cost questions and seeks to ensure accessible justice, with debate over implications for agencies like State Housing and Electricity Commissions.
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