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Jasmine Thomas and Katie Perinovic: Disturbing similarities between two cases that shocked Australia - Vimarsana News

Jasmine Thomas and Katie Perinovic: Disturbing similarities between two cases that shocked Australia

DISTURBING CONTENT: Jasmine Thomas, 37, died alongside her daughters, Carolyn, three, and Evlyn, six, after she deliberately lit their car on fire on March 24, 2022.

Jasmine Thomas car fire: James thought his wife was taking their daughters to McDonald's. Then she did the unthinkable - and he'll never see any of them again - Vimarsana News

Jasmine Thomas car fire: James thought his wife was taking their daughters to McDonald's. Then she did the unthinkable - and he'll never see any of them again

James Swan Palakamannil lost his wife and three children in an act of family violence in 2022.

AFL 2023: Coroner calls for concussion changes after Shane Tuck death - Vimarsana News

AFL 2023: Coroner calls for concussion changes after Shane Tuck death

Improved rules around full contact training, independent medical staff and an increase in the number of professionals who can remove players from the field have been recommended by the state coroner.

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Pill testing trial formally on offer after deaths - Vimarsana News

Pill testing trial formally on offer after deaths

Experienced emergency physicians would be on standby at a music festival under an official pitch to the Victorian...

Publishing child deaths report would be bad for workers' morale: Child Protection - Vimarsana News

Publishing child deaths report would be bad for workers' morale: Child Protection

Coroner John Cain agreed not to release the report over concerns its publication could deny procedural fairness to two of the agencies responsible for the children’s care.

Source: smh.com.au