Mum's last words to son before jumping castle tragedy Georgie Burt, the mother of Zane Mellor who was among six killed in a jumping castle tragedy, has spoken about the day that "ripped my heart out". AAP · Sep 20
Date set for start of jumping castle tragedy inquest An inquest into the deaths of six children in a primary school jumping castle incident has a confirmed start date after years of delays. AAP · Aug 28
Jumping castle maker queries inquest involvement An inquest into a primary school jumping castle tragedy that left six children dead is moving closer to a start, almost five years after the event. AAP · Jul 24
TAS:Push for expanded scrutiny at jumping castle inquest Teachers may not be required to give evidence at an inquest into a deadly jumping castle accident, despite a request from the victims' families. AAP · May 28
Push for expanded scrutiny at jumping castle inquest Teachers may not be required to give evidence at an inquest into a deadly jumping castle accident, despite a request from the victims' families. The Canberra Times · May 28
Legal costs fail for operator in jumping castle tragedy Rosemary Gamble has failed to have her legal bill paid by the state after being cleared of criminal charges over a jumping castle incident that killed six kids. AAP · May 14
Scope for jumping castle tragedy inquest detailed An inquest into the deaths of six children in a primary school jumping castle accident could begin in 2026, five years after the tragedy. AAP · Apr 15
Jumping castle inquest 'open to different findings' A coroners court has provided a significant update on preparations for an inquest into the deaths of six primary school children in a jumping castle accident. AAP · Dec 9, 2025
Jumping castle tragedy operator chases legal money Rosemary Gamble, who was found not guilty of criminal breaches over the death of six children in a jumping castle tragedy, is chasing the state for legal costs. AAP · Dec 1, 2025
Vibrant memorial to kids lost in jumping castle tragedy Life will be celebrated by a memorial to six children killed in a freak accident, with the permanent space for activity and reflection intended to be "joyous". AAP · Sep 23, 2025
Hillcrest jumping castle legal battles to continue Further legal action is looming after the operator of a jumping castle that became airborne and killed six children was found not guilty of criminal breaches. AAP · Jun 6, 2025
School jumping castle tragedy 'impossible to predict' The operator of a jumping castle that became airborne, killing six primary school children, has been cleared of criminal workplace safety breaches. AAP · Jun 5, 2025
Operator 'hung out to dry' by Hillcrest castle maker A 'dust devil' that lifted a jumping castle into the air, killing six primary school children, could not have been foreseen, a court has been told. AAP · Feb 16, 2025
Hillcrest families launch class action against state Families of the children killed and hurt in Tasmania's Hillcrest Primary School jumping castle tragedy have launched a class action. AAP · Dec 15, 2024
The Canberra Times · Nov 12, 2024 Eight star pickets would have saved children's lives: Expert tells court Castle anchorage had already failed when dust devil hit directly.
AAP · Nov 5, 2024 Peg supplies questioned at fatal jumping castle hearing The families of children who died after a jumping castle became airborne have watched in court as photos of the blood-stained equipment were shown.
AAP · Nov 4, 2024 Peg safety 'failures' in school jumping castle tragedy A jumping castle was allegedly insufficiently tethered at the time it was swept up by strong winds, killing six children.
AAP · Oct 4, 2024 'Security risk' for Hillcrest jumping castle accused The lawyer for a woman charged with safety breaches over a jumping castle incident that killed six children says an upcoming court hearing will be challenging.
AAP · Mar 22, 2024 Jumping castle to be examined in Hillcrest court case Two experts will examine the jumping castle used in the Hillcrest Primary School tragedy ahead of a court hearing for alleged safety breaches.
Chicago Tribune · Jul 5, 2022 In Chicago, killings of transgender women of color often go unsolved. ‘There’s no justice,’ relatives say CHICAGO — Speaking through tears, Rosemary Gamble returns again and again to the questions she would like to ask her granddaughter’s killer: