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About Us
The information in this section details the responsibility of the coroners including the types of deaths they must investigate as well as the obligations of specific parties who must notify the court when those deaths occur.
Information is also available here on the function and purpose of the Coronial Council and a statement from the State Coroner Judge Jennifer Coate.