(Mosman Park, Australia – February 2, 2026) – A suspected double murder-suicide in Mosman Park, Western australia, has prompted calls for increased support for families with high-needs children, according to reports from multiple Australian news outlets.
A father and son were found dead in their Mosman Park home, prompting an inquiry and renewed focus on the challenges faced by families navigating complex care needs.
- Leon and otis Clune were found dead at their home in Mosman Park on Monday.
- Friends of the family have claimed the Clunes were facing difficulties accessing support through the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).
- The tragedy has sparked a debate about the adequacy of resources for families with children requiring significant care.
- Police have confirmed they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the deaths.
Police were called to a residence in Mosman Park on Monday and discovered the bodies of Leon and Otis Clune, according to reports.The Australian Broadcasting Corporation reported that advocacy groups are urging governments to address systemic issues within the NDIS and provide more accessible and responsive support services.
In a statement,a spokesperson for the NDIS said they were deeply saddened by the tragedy and offered their condolences to the family. They also stated that they are committed to working with families to ensure they receive the support they need.
Police have confirmed that a report will be prepared for the coroner.
Time.news based this report in part on reporting by The Australian, Australian Broadcasting Corporation, News.com.au,The West Australian,and The Age and added self-reliant analysis and context.
