Floreat murders reveal fatal flaw in WA gun laws, inquest told
The man who shot dead a mother and daughter in their Floreat home should not have been able to renew his licence for the murder weapon, a coronial inquest is told.
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The man who shot dead a mother and daughter in their Floreat home should not have been able to renew his licence for the murder weapon, a coronial inquest is told.
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