A coroner hears testimony about the circumstances leading up to the death of an NRL cheerleader who fell from a high-rise balcony. Multiple outlets report that the cheerleader’s family raises questions about her relationship, describing messages that suggest “surveillance-type behaviours” before her death. Other accounts say the partner of the cheerleader was alleged to be abusive. The Age, Brisbane Times and Sydney Morning Herald report that the coroner is told the partner attempted to access the cheerleader’s bank account after her death. The West Australian and PerthNow also report the family’s concerns based on messages, focusing on alleged controlling or monitoring behaviour prior to the incident. The reports indicate the proceedings are examining what was known and happening before the fall, alongside actions taken after her death. The outlets do not attribute findings of guilt, and the details cited are presented as matters raised to the coroner during the inquest.