September 19, 2026 — 3:00am
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Powers to ban violent offenders from some of Perth’s busiest night spots have helped improve public perception of safety in those areas.
However, the state’s ombudsman also found they were “error-ridden” and have disproportionately targeted Aboriginal people and the homeless.
WA Ombudsman Bevan Warner’s first probe into WA’s Protected Entertainment Precinct laws has found information blockages between WA Police and the law’s lead agency – Racing, Gaming and Liquor – had resulted in some serious offenders not…
Read the full article at SMH.COM.AU
