Authorities report that a 29-year-old FIFO worker is convicted and jailed for the strangling of a woman in Perth, with the assault captured on CCTV. Multiple outlets say the case involves a significant level of alleged prior conduct: prosecutors assert that the man had been stalking, harassing, and abusing the woman for months before the attack. The reporting also states that he faces serious charges related to the incident, including attempted murder. One consistent element across the sources is the description of the attack itself and its immediacy after the preceding period of alleged abuse. All accounts also highlight that the video evidence played a key role in establishing what happened in the street attack. While the outlets summarize the same core facts—the CCTV recording, the alleged months-long behaviour, the victim’s strangling, and the resulting attempted-murder charge—they do not provide detailed sentencing terms or additional procedural history in the text provided here. The articles present the case as a serious violence offence following prolonged allegations of harassment and abuse.