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Three bodies found in a remote well in Mexico have been identified as Australian surfing brothers Callum and Jake Robinson and American Carter Rhoad.
The 16-year-old teenager who stabbed a stranger in Perth before being shot dead by police was on a dark descent into radicalisation years before he carried out the terrifying attack.
Mexican authorities have revealed horror details about how missing Aussie brothers Jake and Callum Robinson, along with their American friend Jack Carter Rhoad, were killed while on a surfing trip.
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A Perth Iman says the city's shocked Muslim community is concerned about a potential backlash after a radicalised teen stabbed a man outside a Bunnings store.
The identity of the third person charged over a horrific Perth home invasion has been revealed.
The 16-year-old boy who was shot dead by police after charging at them with a knife and stabbing a man was caught on camera chasing a police car and officers before the shooting.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Opposition leader Peter Dutton have reiterated there is ‘no place for violent extremism’ in Australia after the Willetton stabbing attack.
Police Commissioner Col Blanch said the Willetton stabbing meets all the hallmarks of a terrorist attack but revealed why it was too early to make the call.
The identities of three suspects charged over the disappearance of Perth brothers Callum and Jake Robinson in Mexico have been revealed.
An unexpected twist has been revealed regarding the nature of the crime involving the disappearance of Perth brothers Jake and Callum Robinson and their American friend.
Heartbreaking tributes are flooding social media in relation to missing WA brothers Callum and Jake Robinson, amid revelations authorities in Mexico have found several bodies in their search for the siblings.
Mexican authorities have reportedly found three bodies in their search for the Australian brothers who went missing this week as their parents travel to be closer to the investigation.
Mexican authorities have reportedly found the burnt-out car believed to belong to one of the missing Australian brothers as three people have been arrested over their disappearance.
Australian mother Debra Robinson said her family was deeply distressed by the sudden disappearance of her sons while on a surfing trip in Mexico.
A former immigration detainee who allegedly breached his curfew multiple times and failed to keep his tracking device “in working order” will remain behind bars after appearing in court on the charges.