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Perth’s property market managed to turn a corner in November, rebounding from a decline in the previous month as strong appetite for WA capital real estate drove growth on the last leg of spring selling season.
Sales activity increased nine per cent in Perth during November 2021, with reiwa.com reported sales data showing the average weekly sales figure was
A woman has been found guilty of murdering her 91-year-old grandmother after swapping her pills with ones prescribed to her uncle, who died from cancer. Alaine Dawn Sturniolo, 39, was convicted of murder in the WA Supreme Court on Tuesday, following a three-week trial over the January 2012 death of Dawn Baldwin. Sturniolo's uncle lost his battle with cancer in June 2011 and the mother-of-two used his morphine medication to poison her elderly grandmother, ABC reported. Ms Baldwin died seven days after she collapsed at her house in Wembley Downs, Perth. Alaine Dawn Sturniolo (pictured),...
A 39-year-old Perth woman who posted on social media she wanted to change her grandmother's "life status" gives evidence at her trial, denying she murdered the 91-year-old by swapping her medication.
Print text only Cancel A Perth woman posted on social media she "hated" her grandmother and wanted to "change her life status" in the months before she tampered with the elderly woman's medication, causing her death, the WA Supreme Court has been told. Key points: A post mortem confirmed morphine led to the 91-year-old's death Ms Sturniolo denies the murder charge Alaine Dawn Sturniolo, 39, is on trial accused of murdering 91-year-old May Dawn Gladstone Baldwin, who died in hospital seven days after she was found lying on her back in her Wembley Downs home, in January 2012. It is alleged Ms B...