Grandmother Dorothy Papertalk demands answers from Roger Cook over deaths of three children in Port Hedland

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Grieving gran Dorothy Papertalk has pleaded for answers ‘for my grandies’ as she arrived for a meeting with Premier Roger Cook.

Grieving grandmother Dorothy Papertalk has vowed to continue her fight to find out why authorities failed to act on warnings her three grandchildren were in danger, adding Roger Cook’s partial apology won’t bring them back. A new independent report into the State’s response to the triple murder remains secret, and the Premier has backed his Child Protection Minister and Aboriginal Affairs Minister to keep their jobs after a half-hour meeting on Wednesday with Ms Papertalk.

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