source : the age
A Perth music teacher faces child exploitation material charges after detectives investigated allegations he behaved inappropriately towards children.
Police executed a search warrant on the 34-year-old man’s Hillarys home and seized several electronic devices which allegedly contained child exploitation material.
A WA Police spokesperson said the man worked as a music teacher at several private schools in Perth, and also provided music tutoring outside school hours.
The spokesperson said the devices seized had undergone a preliminary analysis, but would be subject to further forensic examination.
The man has been charged with three counts of producing child exploitation material and two counts of indecently recording a child over 13 and under 16.
He is set to appear before Joondalup Magistrates Court on September 10.
Here’s what’s making headlines elsewhere today:
Good morning readers, and welcome to our live news blog for Thursday, September 10.
Making headlines today is the latest news from an ongoing Consumer Protection investigation into one of Perth’s cheapest fuel chains.
The probe has stalled ahead of its September deadline as the company at the centre of the investigation fights to withhold documents.
Consumer Protection launched an investigation into Burk Fuel earlier this year after it was revealed samples from four stations taken in September 2025 appeared to indicate the chain was selling “premium 95” that was consistent with 91 fuel.
