One story, two headlines, News
Floreat inquest: Bombshell admission over double murder-suicide by Mark Bombara
3 newsrooms covered this story. These two put it most differently.
The AgeLean left
Mark Bombara’s brain injuries unlikely to have led to Floreat double-murder, inquest told
The West AustralianLean right
Floreat murders inquest: Harrowing audio of Gretl Petelczyc’s calls to triple-0 played in court
Every headline, by side
Left 2
- Desperate Triple Zero calls played in Floreat double murder inquest
ABC News (Australia), lean left
- Mark Bombara’s brain injuries unlikely to have led to Floreat double-murder, inquest told
The Age, lean left
Right 1
- Floreat murders inquest: Harrowing audio of Gretl Petelczyc’s calls to triple-0 played in court
The West Australian, lean right
Centre 0
No centre newsroom has run it.
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